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WikiPage User's Manual modified by firewyre

2012-06-29T01:22:50.872000Z

Content Port Pending

WikiPage Quick Start modified by firewyre

2012-06-29T01:22:43.838000Z

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+Content Port Pending

WikiPage Fix iTunes playlists modified by firewyre

2012-06-29T01:22:04.206000Z

Many of you have probably figured this out already, but for those that haven't: 1. [Export the broken playlists to M3U format](http://www.ericdaugherty.com/dev/itunesexport) * Fix the M3U with listFix() * Delete the old playlist from iTunes * Re-import from repaired M3U 1. In iTunes, click File -> Library -> Import Playlist..., and M3Us will be a valid file type. I find that after doing this iTunes likes to keep the broken references around in the Music Library, so I usually browse there from the left panel and wipe out any entries that have the "not found" exclamation point next to them.

WikiPage Getting Help modified by firewyre

2012-06-29T01:17:24.512000Z

There are several ways to get help (other than this wiki of course): * Post to the [Help Forum](http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=389961) * Email me: firewyre at users dot sourceforge dot net

WikiPage Known Issues modified by firewyre

2012-06-29T01:16:14.378000Z

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+* Java, at least on Windows, seems to have an ASCII bug w/ reading at least the ë character.  Yet javaw display's the character just fine running the same exact code...  I have no idea what could be causing this just yet.

WikiPage Known Issues modified by firewyre

2012-06-29T01:15:26.184000Z

Testing

WikiPage Troubleshooting modified by firewyre

2012-06-29T01:11:20.087000Z

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 ##Config Files
-Most of the weird errors users have encountered in the past (not being able to add media directories, the app only starting correctly once, etc) have been caused by issues with reading in or saving the program's configuration files.  These files are stored in your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_directory home directory].  If you are experiencing errors, try deleting the following two files to get up an running again.
+Most of the weird errors users have encountered in the past (not being able to add media directories, the app only starting correctly once, etc) have been caused by issues with reading in or saving the program's configuration files.  These files are stored in your [home directory](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_directory).  If you are experiencing errors, try deleting the following two files to get up an running again.
 
 ####dirLists.ini
 This file stores the program's options, your media directories, and the paths to all of the files in the media library.

WikiPage Troubleshooting modified by firewyre

2012-06-29T01:10:23.333000Z

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+##Config Files
 Most of the weird errors users have encountered in the past (not being able to add media directories, the app only starting correctly once, etc) have been caused by issues with reading in or saving the program's configuration files.  These files are stored in your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_directory home directory].  If you are experiencing errors, try deleting the following two files to get up an running again.
 
-dirLists.ini 
-===
+####dirLists.ini
 This file stores the program's options, your media directories, and the paths to all of the files in the media library.
   
-listFixHistory.ini 
-===
+####listFixHistory.ini 
 This file stores the list of recently opened playlists.  It was separated out from dirLists.ini so that it could be written frequently without having to write out all the rest of the data that's in that ini file.
 Often the problem has nothing to do with listFixHistory.ini, so '''try deleting dirLists.ini first'''.

WikiPage Troubleshooting modified by firewyre

2012-06-29T01:08:41.036000Z

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 Config Files 
-=
+===
 Most of the weird errors users have encountered in the past (not being able to add media directories, the app only starting correctly once, etc) have been caused by issues with reading in or saving the program's configuration files.  These files are stored in your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_directory home directory].  If you are experiencing errors, try deleting the following two files to get up an running again.
 
 dirLists.ini 
-=
+===
 This file stores the program's options, your media directories, and the paths to all of the files in the media library.
   
 listFixHistory.ini 
-=
+===
 This file stores the list of recently opened playlists.  It was separated out from dirLists.ini so that it could be written frequently without having to write out all the rest of the data that's in that ini file.
 Often the problem has nothing to do with listFixHistory.ini, so '''try deleting dirLists.ini first'''.

WikiPage Troubleshooting modified by firewyre

2012-06-29T01:08:28.145000Z

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 Config Files 
-====
+=
 Most of the weird errors users have encountered in the past (not being able to add media directories, the app only starting correctly once, etc) have been caused by issues with reading in or saving the program's configuration files.  These files are stored in your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_directory home directory].  If you are experiencing errors, try deleting the following two files to get up an running again.
 
 dirLists.ini 
-===
-This file stores the program's options, your media directories, and the paths to all of the files in the media library.  
-
+=
+This file stores the program's options, your media directories, and the paths to all of the files in the media library.
+  
 listFixHistory.ini 
-===
+=
 This file stores the list of recently opened playlists.  It was separated out from dirLists.ini so that it could be written frequently without having to write out all the rest of the data that's in that ini file.
 Often the problem has nothing to do with listFixHistory.ini, so '''try deleting dirLists.ini first'''.