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Open the playlist in notepad and change the file path in there.
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Originally Posted by
Mark Wild
I've just downgraded from Vista to XP Pro Service Pack 3 and now the file path to my desktop has changed corrupting all my playlists, does anyone know how to change it to save me re-doing all my playlists?
I've done my external drive by changing the HDD letter and that's sorted, but still need to point the internal drive to the path I had while using Vista, hope this makes sense.
This may help you: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx
Using the 'TweakUI' tool
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Originally Posted by
Glenski
Yeah I googled my problem too I just wanted to see if any of our boffins had a resolve
Originally Posted by
Roger T
Open the playlist in notepad and change the file path in there.
Would I have to do that for every track in every playlist?
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Originally Posted by
Roger T
Open the playlist in notepad and change the file path in there.
Originally Posted by
Mark Wild
Would I have to do that for every track in every playlist?
Yes, but by using 'Replace', it would be a breeze. For example :
Edit->Replace
Find What : "c:/xxx/xxx/"
Replace With : "c:/yyy/yyy/"
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Originally Posted by
BeerFunk
Yes, but by using 'Replace', it would be a breeze. For example :
Edit->Replace
Find What : "c:/xxx/xxx/"
Replace With : "c:/yyy/yyy/"
Will I need a search & replace program to do that Callum?
Edit: Is this the ticket then? http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000549.htm
Last edited by Mark Wild; 10-02-2011 at 11:32 PM.
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Originally Posted by
BeerFunk
Yes, but by using 'Replace', it would be a breeze. For example :
Edit->Replace
Find What : "c:/xxx/xxx/"
Replace With : "c:/yyy/yyy/"
Originally Posted by
Mark Wild
No, there should be a find and replace command just within Notepad, and most other text editors.
Originally Posted by
Mark Wild
Sussed it now, cheers Roger & Callum
No probs
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