Add support for m3u, m3u extended, pls, and asx playlists to Volumio music player.
a project by cwh
Updated over 6 years ago. 1 hackers ♥️.

Volumio is a great, Linux based, open source music player for Raspberry PI and x86.

Currently it only supports its own playlist format which is basically a json file. So I want to add support for the main playlist file formats to be parsed and converted to volumio playlists.

I found the npm playlist-parser as a library that supports the most important playlist formats. Node.js seems to be an appropriate framework to be used, since it is used by the Volumio UI anyway. I guess to start this project as a Volumio plugin is the best approach.

Supporters with experience in Node.js are welcome as well as people who maybe have already experience with developing Volumio.

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  • almost 8 years ago: mstrigl liked this project.
  • almost 8 years ago: cwh started this project.
  • almost 8 years ago: cwh added keyword "nodejs" to this project.
  • almost 8 years ago: cwh originated this project.


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    • cwh
      over 6 years ago by cwh | Reply

      Seems someone else was faster than me. https://github.com/volumio/Volumio2/pull/1723

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