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Old 01-05-2012, 06:53 PM   #15
Jesse Chisholm
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Many people asked for a way to:
1: manage audio books without copying them into the Calibre DB
2: manage M3U (playlist) files

So, I've added feature request #2, which gives you a workaround for #1.
See version 1.0.77 and following.

* : by hand, or with a tool (like mp3tag) make an .m3u playlist file of your .m3u files
* : edit the .m3u file in notepad (or notepad++ or vi or ...) a simple text editor
* : ensure the file references are ABSOLUTE PATHS
the .m3u file will be copied into calibre, so relative paths get broken.
* : in calibre, add books, set for file type all (*.*)
locate your .m3u file and add it

CAVEAT: if your .mp3 file is online ( http://some.site/somefile.mp3 ), a local copy if retrieved for parsing of metadata. If that happens to be a stream, it will never finish the copy, but will fill your local disk drive. Don't do streams!

-Jesse
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