[glitch] ? playlist ID column keeps the same order (vlc 9.6)
Posted: 06 Dec 2008 23:22
Hi there,
Since my last post a few weeks (months ?) ago, i was happy to find out the old good playlist behavior but i noticed something strange.
The ID column responds well to the ordering when clicked by re-ordering playlist entries according to their order in the playlist file but the numbers for the ID's list keep ordered from 1 to X (where X is the last ID number )...
Better look at the screenshots :
default upon loading the playlist ---- changing ID order
changing "artist" order
I don't know if it was intended to be like this but usually, ID's are set to a specific entry like the order of the entries in the playlist file and should therefor reorder according to them right ?
With the following example, 2, 3 and 4 would be the artist (this is how the m3u file is given to us (web-tv channels) from my ISP, tell me if they're badly using the m3u specs).
#EXTINF:0,2 - B_name
rtsp://someurlhere.com/stream?namespace ... flavour=sd
#EXTINF:0,3 - C_name
rtsp://someurlhere.com/stream?namespace ... flavour=sd
#EXTINF:0,4 - A_name
rtsp://someurlhere.com/stream?namespace ... flavour=sd
Thanks everyone and sorry if my sentences are hard to understand XD
Since my last post a few weeks (months ?) ago, i was happy to find out the old good playlist behavior but i noticed something strange.
The ID column responds well to the ordering when clicked by re-ordering playlist entries according to their order in the playlist file but the numbers for the ID's list keep ordered from 1 to X (where X is the last ID number )...
Better look at the screenshots :
default upon loading the playlist ---- changing ID order
changing "artist" order
I don't know if it was intended to be like this but usually, ID's are set to a specific entry like the order of the entries in the playlist file and should therefor reorder according to them right ?
With the following example, 2, 3 and 4 would be the artist (this is how the m3u file is given to us (web-tv channels) from my ISP, tell me if they're badly using the m3u specs).
#EXTINF:0,2 - B_name
rtsp://someurlhere.com/stream?namespace ... flavour=sd
#EXTINF:0,3 - C_name
rtsp://someurlhere.com/stream?namespace ... flavour=sd
#EXTINF:0,4 - A_name
rtsp://someurlhere.com/stream?namespace ... flavour=sd
Thanks everyone and sorry if my sentences are hard to understand XD