West Coast Connection Forum
Lifestyle => Tha G-Spot => Topic started by: R-Tistic on April 20, 2007, 10:06:46 AM
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What different ways could I save either a text file, or a picture of a list of songs that I have in a particular folder so that I don't have to type them all? I have a few folders on my computer that have 200, 300+ songs that are themed or whatever, and I really just want to have them converted to text files. For example, if a folder has these MP3s, I would be able to have them listed just like this:
Domino - Ghetto Jam
Snoop Dogg - Ain't no fun
Warren G - This DJ
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Do you know if that's even possible? I think you'll have to type em up...
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its easiest to just do a screen capture .
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Damm, I was thinkin bout doin a screen capture too. I just don't feel like typin up that many songs...oh well, I'll figure it out. I was wondering because I have seen people with pictures of their playlists, but maybe they were just regular screenshots.
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you can use winamp and export the playlist to a HTML file
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Damm, I was thinkin bout doin a screen capture too. I just don't feel like typin up that many songs...oh well, I'll figure it out. I was wondering because I have seen people with pictures of their playlists, but maybe they were just regular screenshots.
What do you need it for?
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Damm, I was thinkin bout doin a screen capture too. I just don't feel like typin up that many songs...oh well, I'll figure it out. I was wondering because I have seen people with pictures of their playlists, but maybe they were just regular screenshots.
What do you need it for?
Just because I have a lot of folders that are basically "compilations" of a whole lot of songs, and in order to trade them on here or just show what I have in a folder if I upload it as a ZIP, I wanted people to be able to see the songs without me havin to type em all up
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why are you trying to be a music librarian for?
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Step 1:
Make a new text document, name it 'makelist.txt'
Step 2:
Open it and type this in
dir *.* /d/o > list.txt
Step 3:
Rename the extension to .bat
Step 4:
Put it inside the folder you want to list and it will list every folder and file.
It will make it into a .txt file
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Step 1:
Make a new text document, name it 'makelist.txt'
Step 2:
Open it and type this in
dir *.* /d/o > list.txt
Step 3:
Rename the extension to .bat
Step 4:
Put it inside the folder you want to list and it will list every folder and file.
It will make it into a .txt file
Damn that's dope....good looks!