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 iTunes XHTML Playlist - 3.0convert iTunes playlists to web pages |
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Where's it gone ?! - Version: 4.2.3, 8/8/2006 01:32AM PST
rcarruth
I could really do with something like this right now, but all links lead to a page displaying a 'Play it again' message - and nothing else....
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- Where's it gone ?!
This is so cool. - Version: 4.2.3, 4/15/2005 10:42AM PST
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dukemeiser.
This is the coolest thing since sliced bread. I used a playlist that had over 800 songs, and it made a wonderful webpage of the list, complete with links to the iTMS when a song is clicked on.
The only thing that would make it better is a way to get commission from the sale of songs that were found using my page. Other than that, I love this app.
The only thing that would make it better is a way to get commission from the sale of songs that were found using my page. Other than that, I love this app.
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It worked great - Version: 4.2.3, 4/15/2005 07:25AM PST
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fthornburg
OS X 10.2.8
iTunes 4.7.1
G4 1GHz Dual-Processor
I tried on one of my smaller playlists (126 songs).
.txt file was created within 2 seconds from iTunes.
iTunes XHTML Playlist then created a nice xhtml document (viewed with Safari).
I think the trick is to beware if using the entire iTunes Library, if the library is huge.
My Library is 1600 songs and it took iTunes 30 seconds to create a .txt file of the entire library. iTunes XHTML Playlist took 53 seconds to create the html document from the .txt file.
iTunes 4.7.1
G4 1GHz Dual-Processor
I tried on one of my smaller playlists (126 songs).
.txt file was created within 2 seconds from iTunes.
iTunes XHTML Playlist then created a nice xhtml document (viewed with Safari).
I think the trick is to beware if using the entire iTunes Library, if the library is huge.
My Library is 1600 songs and it took iTunes 30 seconds to create a .txt file of the entire library. iTunes XHTML Playlist took 53 seconds to create the html document from the .txt file.
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