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wpl structure?
this is a sample wpl file
Code:
<?wpl version="1.0"?>
<smil>
<head>
<meta name="Generator" content="Microsoft Windows Media Player -- 9.0.0.3349"/>
<author/>
<title>Sample</title>
</head>
<body>
<seq>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - A Certain Romance.mp3" tid="{A8E9964A-12E2-4812-A0EE-DBFC53345C55}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - Dancing Shoes.mp3" tid="{F5382CF2-DEC2-4753-B63B-804EE48E5BAD}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - Fake Tales Of San Fransisco.mp3" tid="{0A6FA79A-7D7F-4D0C-AD4D-1FC391FD12D5}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - From The Ritz To The Rubble.mp3" tid="{2F448BE4-3B8D-4A37-8C3B-9C6654FB9778}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor.mp3" tid="{E6337358-9EA1-4449-ABFD-AB67B17C5622}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - Mardy Bum.mp3" tid="{49D858D9-64F0-4177-A6E1-D5D654CB40E5}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - Perhaps Vampires Is a Bit Strong But....mp3" tid="{2EE4020F-037F-43AA-826B-2992806ACD83}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - Red Light Indicates Doors Are Secured.mp3" tid="{8F3AFBC2-679C-4D88-954B-DE37C3004324}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - Riot Van.mp3" tid="{3FC27498-2ABE-4C8C-90BC-6DC2564F5A65}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - Still Take You Home.mp3" tid="{30287325-3401-4A27-B8C0-7993F027E0F1}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - The View From The Afternoon.mp3" tid="{E29FA33E-9884-4145-AC29-DECD8A65A818}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - When The Sun Goes Down.mp3" tid="{7D942F6F-1F54-4077-9278-4181AB082B99}"/>
<media src="F:\Muziek\A\Arctic Monkeys - You Probably Couldn't See For The Lights But You Were Staring Straight At Me.mp3" tid="{5754590A-9BAF-4055-861B-29862735ACF4}"/>
</seq>
</body>
</smil>
I understand most of this, but what's the 'tid'?
(btw: what is a better forum section for this question?)
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Re: wpl structure?
First, I apologize for bumping an old thread. But since there are no answers on this thread and others (for example myself) might get directed here from Google, I thought that I would leave a reply.
TID or Tracking ID is a GUID that Windows Media Player somehow uses to find the song. This is how you can move the location of the song but when you listen to the playlist in Windows Media Player it can still play the song.
Other programs and devices, such as Android, don't use the TID field and rely on the SRC (Source) to be accurate. If the SRC is wrong, then the songs won't appear in the playlist on these other applications. In Windows Media Player 12, there is also a CID (Content ID) field with similar (but different) functionality.
Read more here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...=vs.85%29.aspx
