Hey all,
I posted this in another thread, but the subject was something else so I think it got buried.
I am including here two Apple Automator workflows.
The first, called 'Copy Playlist to SD', prompts you for an iTunes playlist, gathers all Audio/Video files in that playlist, and copies them to a folder you specify (you will want to make a folder called 'Music' at the root of your SD card and choose it here). Once you run this, you will have all MP3 files from this playlist on your SD card in your specified folder.
The second workflow, called 'Create Playlist' gathers the file names of all files in a specified folder, and writes it as text into a new text file. PAY ATTENTION HERE. When starting the workflow, name the txt file in the 3rd action .m3u, where 'MyPlaylist' can be anything you want. The important part is the .m3u, do not end it with txt as is the default. Have the action save this .m3u file in a folder on your SD card called /music/playlist (this is suggested by the T-Mobile user guide).
These two actions paired together will essentially create the same iTunes playlist on your G1's SD card, in a way the G1 can understand.
One big thing: these workflows require Apple Automator, best used on Leopard 10.5.x
I hope this helps, and ping me in this thread with any questions.
I posted this in another thread, but the subject was something else so I think it got buried.
I am including here two Apple Automator workflows.
The first, called 'Copy Playlist to SD', prompts you for an iTunes playlist, gathers all Audio/Video files in that playlist, and copies them to a folder you specify (you will want to make a folder called 'Music' at the root of your SD card and choose it here). Once you run this, you will have all MP3 files from this playlist on your SD card in your specified folder.
The second workflow, called 'Create Playlist' gathers the file names of all files in a specified folder, and writes it as text into a new text file. PAY ATTENTION HERE. When starting the workflow, name the txt file in the 3rd action .m3u, where 'MyPlaylist' can be anything you want. The important part is the .m3u, do not end it with txt as is the default. Have the action save this .m3u file in a folder on your SD card called /music/playlist (this is suggested by the T-Mobile user guide).
These two actions paired together will essentially create the same iTunes playlist on your G1's SD card, in a way the G1 can understand.
One big thing: these workflows require Apple Automator, best used on Leopard 10.5.x
I hope this helps, and ping me in this thread with any questions.