Official Winamp3 Alpha Bug List

bjay125 · 28th January 2001, 15:25

Here's my fav error message:

"not well-formed at line 3869"

This after trying to load a *valid* m3u playlist, which doesn't work (they won't play), and then dragging and dropping the files instead (they do then play), then closing and reopening WA3.

Adding files to the playlist doesn't work. Not sure if this was already posted. I have an empty playlist window, and when I press Add (either files or directory) it does nothing. I figured, well maybe I need to create a new playlist and then add... same thing happens. I have to drag-and-drop the files to the playlist window to get anything to work. Just to be on the safe side, I had already added these files to the ML.

My valid but unusable m3u playlist contains almost 1600 files, and I verified it is valid by loading it in Winamp 2.72, and it worked correctly.

System specs:

P3/933, Win2k (SP1), 512MB RAM, SbLive, etc...

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28th January 2001, 15:25	#11
bjay125 Member Join Date: Nov 2000 Posts: 82	Here's my fav error message: "not well-formed at line 3869" This after trying to load a valid m3u playlist, which doesn't work (they won't play), and then dragging and dropping the files instead (they do then play), then closing and reopening WA3. Adding files to the playlist doesn't work. Not sure if this was already posted. I have an empty playlist window, and when I press Add (either files or directory) it does nothing. I figured, well maybe I need to create a new playlist and then add... same thing happens. I have to drag-and-drop the files to the playlist window to get anything to work. Just to be on the safe side, I had already added these files to the ML. My valid but unusable m3u playlist contains almost 1600 files, and I verified it is valid by loading it in Winamp 2.72, and it worked correctly. System specs: P3/933, Win2k (SP1), 512MB RAM, SbLive, etc...