Tonny72
An ASX file is some sort of XML file which contains a link to the original mp3
something like this
<asx version="3.0">
<param name="encoding" value="utf-8" />
<entry>
<ref href=".\Avicii - Levels - The Greatest Switch 2014.mp3" />
<title>Levels</title>
<author>Avicii</author>
</entry>
</asx>
It will help reducing disk space.
something like this
<asx version="3.0">
<param name="encoding" value="utf-8" />
<entry>
<ref href=".\Avicii - Levels - The Greatest Switch 2014.mp3" />
<title>Levels</title>
<author>Avicii</author>
</entry>
</asx>
It will help reducing disk space.
geposted Wed 18 Sep 19 @ 8:39 pm
groovindj
How will it help reduce disk space?
Currently we have VDJ and we have our MP3 files. You're saying add an ASX file as well?
Currently we have VDJ and we have our MP3 files. You're saying add an ASX file as well?
geposted Thu 19 Sep 19 @ 4:21 pm
Adion
Also VDJ already has the concept of playlists (in m3u format) and Virtual Folders that basically do the same.
geposted Thu 19 Sep 19 @ 4:35 pm
PhilW
Given the shortage of information, I presume that OP is suggesting these files could point to MP3's at a URL or on a network drive, somewhere. In that case, avoiding a local copy would save local storage but of course require that the VDJ computer always have connectivity.
@Tonny72, is that what you meant?
@Tonny72, is that what you meant?
geposted Thu 19 Sep 19 @ 9:29 pm
wickedmix
if that's the case you can do the same in a m3u file
reference a URL or network location on each line and they play just fine and no program changes are needed
anyways i tested it in VDJ and it doesn't work with URLs but in other programs that does work
i didn't test network locations.
reference a URL or network location on each line and they play just fine and no program changes are needed
anyways i tested it in VDJ and it doesn't work with URLs but in other programs that does work
i didn't test network locations.
geposted Thu 19 Sep 19 @ 10:52 pm
Tonny72
An .asx file points to a .mp3 file
I have a lot of compilation albums.
Example:
Village People - In the Navy - Greatest Hits.mp3
Village People - In the Navy - Party Hits.mp3
With an .asx file you can do this:
Village People - In the Navy - Greatest Hits.mp3
Village People - In the Navy - Party Hits.asx
An .asx takes less disc space, but is keeps the tags that you want. In the example a different album tag.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Stream_Redirector
I have a lot of compilation albums.
Example:
Village People - In the Navy - Greatest Hits.mp3
Village People - In the Navy - Party Hits.mp3
With an .asx file you can do this:
Village People - In the Navy - Greatest Hits.mp3
Village People - In the Navy - Party Hits.asx
An .asx takes less disc space, but is keeps the tags that you want. In the example a different album tag.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Stream_Redirector
geposted Sat 21 Sep 19 @ 9:06 pm
locoDog
What advantage does it have over a m3u playlist?
geposted Sat 21 Sep 19 @ 11:22 pm
Tonny72
It does not have anything todo with a m3u playlist.
But with replacing duplicate mp3's with a 'shortcut', but with keeping the original tags.
The .asx file points to another mp3 on the harddisk, not to a url.
But with replacing duplicate mp3's with a 'shortcut', but with keeping the original tags.
The .asx file points to another mp3 on the harddisk, not to a url.
geposted Sun 22 Sep 19 @ 5:08 am
locoDog
Include .lnk in options fileFormats, and make a shortcut to the real file.
geposted Sun 22 Sep 19 @ 5:41 am
groovindj
Delete your duplicate MP3s - space saved.
geposted Sun 22 Sep 19 @ 7:52 am