840: m3u playlist file gives error in quick view panel
Posted: 02.01.2021, 12:16
I use the quick panel quite a lot and noticed that it gives an error each time I select a playlist file with the extension .m3u.
The error that is shown (briefly) in the quick view panel is: "A problem occurred in initializing MCI."
The quick view panel remains empty, on the bottom there is a progress bar.
It seems to me that FC does not treat this file as a text file but as an audio file which it tries to play.
When I force the quick view to show the playlist as 'text' then the contents is shown correctly. Tested with playlist files with number of entries from 1 to over 6000.
When I select another playlist file with .m3u extension then the same error appears again.
Have not tested with others types of playlist file extensions. I only use m3u.
In windows I have associated the .m3u extension to winamp. When I double click on the playlist file in FC it opens winamp, all entries are added to the playlist of winamp and winamps starts playing the first entry. So this works ok.
Not sure if this is a bug, but I thought to report it anyway.
The error that is shown (briefly) in the quick view panel is: "A problem occurred in initializing MCI."
The quick view panel remains empty, on the bottom there is a progress bar.
It seems to me that FC does not treat this file as a text file but as an audio file which it tries to play.
When I force the quick view to show the playlist as 'text' then the contents is shown correctly. Tested with playlist files with number of entries from 1 to over 6000.
When I select another playlist file with .m3u extension then the same error appears again.
Have not tested with others types of playlist file extensions. I only use m3u.
In windows I have associated the .m3u extension to winamp. When I double click on the playlist file in FC it opens winamp, all entries are added to the playlist of winamp and winamps starts playing the first entry. So this works ok.
Not sure if this is a bug, but I thought to report it anyway.