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DoesItReallyMatter: Add wikilink to Character encoding

2019-03-24T03:29:50Z

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	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

	The VLC media player requires the parameter in dark red. The parameter "Title(n)" is optional, but if presented with it, VLC will display the title in its Titlebar, and in case of video material the title will be briefly displayed on the screen at the beginning. The tile may not be displayed if a non-Latin character set is used, e.g., containing diacritical marks like ñ, é, ö, etc. If such characters are required the file should be saved in UTF-8 format (quality text editors generally offer this option)		The VLC media player requires the parameter in dark red. The parameter "Title(n)" is optional, but if presented with it, VLC will display the title in its Titlebar, and in case of video material the title will be briefly displayed on the screen at the beginning. The tile may not be displayed if a non-Latin character set is used, e.g., containing diacritical marks like ñ, é, ö, etc. If such characters are required the file [[Character encoding\|should be saved in UTF-8 format]] (quality text editors generally offer this option)

	===Troubleshooting ===		===Troubleshooting ===

DoesItReallyMatter: -:Category:File and protocol types

2019-02-24T06:35:20Z

-Category:File and protocol types

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	If an existing playlist does not work, check that it has the "NumberOfEntries" parameter at the beginning (some [[media player]]s do not require it). Also make sure that the file is saved as an ANSI-text file and that the last line is finished off with a line break.		If an existing playlist does not work, check that it has the "NumberOfEntries" parameter at the beginning (some [[media player]]s do not require it). Also make sure that the file is saved as an ANSI-text file and that the last line is finished off with a line break.

	~~[[Category:File and protocol types]]~~
	[[Category:Playlist]]		[[Category:Playlist]]

DoesItReallyMatter: syntaxhighlight instead of manual markup (note: the colours are different)

2019-02-01T04:41:55Z

syntaxhighlight instead of manual markup (note: the colours are different)

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	'''.pls''' files are a type of [[playlist]]. This playlist is a text document with the following format:		'''.pls''' files are a type of [[playlist]]. This playlist is a text document with the following format:
	<~~span style~~="~~color:#A00~~">~~<B>~~[playlist]~~</B></span>~~		<syntaxhighlight lang="ini">
	~~<span style="color:#A00"><B>~~NumberOfEntries=~~</B></span>~~4		[playlist]
	~~<span style="color:#A00"><B>~~File1=~~</B></span>~~/fs/My Music/Eloy/02 Journey into 1358.mp3		NumberOfEntries=4
	~~<span style="color:#A00"><B>~~File2=~~</B></span><nowiki>~~http://some.website.com/music.mp3~~</nowiki>~~		File1=/fs/My Music/Eloy/02 Journey into 1358.mp3
	~~<span style="color:#a00"><B>~~File3=~~</B></span>~~//NETWORKCOMPUTER/Videoclips/A12345.mp4		File2=http://some.website.com/music.mp3
	~~<span style="color:#080"><B>~~Title3=~~</B></span>~~A Short Videoclip		File3=//NETWORKCOMPUTER/Videoclips/A12345.mp4
	~~<span style="color:#A00"><B>~~File4=~~</B></span>~~''any url to file''		Title3=A Short Videoclip
			File4=''any url to file''
			</syntaxhighlight>

	The VLC media player requires the parameter in dark red. The parameter "Title(n)" is optional, but if presented with it, VLC will display the title in its Titlebar, and in case of video material the title will be briefly displayed on the screen at the beginning. The tile may not be displayed if a non-Latin character set is used, e.g., containing diacritical marks like ñ, é, ö, etc. If such characters are required the file should be saved in UTF-8 format (quality text editors generally offer this option)		The VLC media player requires the parameter in dark red. The parameter "Title(n)" is optional, but if presented with it, VLC will display the title in its Titlebar, and in case of video material the title will be briefly displayed on the screen at the beginning. The tile may not be displayed if a non-Latin character set is used, e.g., containing diacritical marks like ñ, é, ö, etc. If such characters are required the file should be saved in UTF-8 format (quality text editors generally offer this option)

DoesItReallyMatter: Was about to create "Character encodings" to satisfy a redlink, but I don't think it's justified with just 2 articles. Unlinking

2019-01-21T10:02:07Z

Was about to create "Character encodings" to satisfy a redlink, but I don't think it's justified with just 2 articles. Unlinking

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	<span style="color:#A00"><B>File4=</B></span>''any url to file''		<span style="color:#A00"><B>File4=</B></span>''any url to file''

	The [[VLC media player]] requires the parameter in dark red. The parameter "Title(n)" is optional, but if presented with it, VLC will display the title in its [[Titlebar]], and in case of video material the title will be briefly displayed on the screen at the beginning. The tile may not be displayed if a non-Latin [[character set]] is used, e.g., containing diacritical marks like ñ, é, ö, etc. If such characters are required the file should be saved in [[UTF-8]] format (quality text editors generally offer this option)		The VLC media player requires the parameter in dark red. The parameter "Title(n)" is optional, but if presented with it, VLC will display the title in its Titlebar, and in case of video material the title will be briefly displayed on the screen at the beginning. The tile may not be displayed if a non-Latin character set is used, e.g., containing diacritical marks like ñ, é, ö, etc. If such characters are required the file should be saved in UTF-8 format (quality text editors generally offer this option)

	===Troubleshooting ===		===Troubleshooting ===
	If an existing playlist does not work, check that it has the "NumberOfEntries" parameter at the beginning (some media ~~players~~ do not require it). Also make sure that the file is saved as an [[ANSI]]-text file and that the last line is finished off with a line break.		If an existing playlist does not work, check that it has the "NumberOfEntries" parameter at the beginning (some [[media player]]s do not require it). Also make sure that the file is saved as an ANSI-text file and that the last line is finished off with a line break.

	[[Category:File and protocol types]]		[[Category:File and protocol types]]
	[[Category:Playlist]]		[[Category:Playlist]]

DoesItReallyMatter: Added page to :Category:File and protocol types, c/e, added wikilinks

2019-01-21T09:39:20Z

Added page to Category:File and protocol types, c/e, added wikilinks

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	<span style="color:#A00"><B>File4=</B></span>''any url to file''		<span style="color:#A00"><B>File4=</B></span>''any url to file''

	The VLC ~~Mediaplayer~~ requires the parameter in dark red. The parameter "Title(n)" is optional, but if presented with it, VLC will display the title in its [[Titlebar]], and in case of video material the title will be briefly displayed on the screen at the beginning. The tile may not be displayed if a non-Latin ~~characterset~~ is used, eg., ~~contains~~ diacritical ~~signs~~ like ñ, é, ö, etc. If such characters are required the file should be saved in UTF-8 format (quality text editors generally offer this option)		The [[VLC media player]] requires the parameter in dark red. The parameter "Title(n)" is optional, but if presented with it, VLC will display the title in its [[Titlebar]], and in case of video material the title will be briefly displayed on the screen at the beginning. The tile may not be displayed if a non-Latin [[character set]] is used, e.g., containing diacritical marks like ñ, é, ö, etc. If such characters are required the file should be saved in [[UTF-8]] format (quality text editors generally offer this option)

	===Troubleshooting ===		===Troubleshooting ===
	If an existing playlist does not work, check that it has the "NumberOfEntries" parameter at the beginning (some media players do not require it). Also make sure that the file is saved as an [[ANSI]]-text file and that the last line is finished off with a line break.		If an existing playlist does not work, check that it has the "NumberOfEntries" parameter at the beginning (some media players do not require it). Also make sure that the file is saved as an [[ANSI]]-text file and that the last line is finished off with a line break.

	[[~~category~~:~~playlist~~]]		[[Category:File and protocol types]]
			[[Category:Playlist]]

OAlexander at 12:38, 29 October 2009

2009-10-29T12:38:56Z

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	<span style="color:#A00"><B>File4=</B></span>''any url to file''		<span style="color:#A00"><B>File4=</B></span>''any url to file''

	The VLC Mediaplayer requires the parameter in dark red. The parameter "Title(n)" is optional, but if presented with it, VLC will display the title in its [[Titlebar]], and in case of video material the title will be briefly displayed on the screen at the beginning. The tile may not be displayed if a non-Latin characterset is used, eg., contains diacritical signs like ñ, é, ö, etc.		The VLC Mediaplayer requires the parameter in dark red. The parameter "Title(n)" is optional, but if presented with it, VLC will display the title in its [[Titlebar]], and in case of video material the title will be briefly displayed on the screen at the beginning. The tile may not be displayed if a non-Latin characterset is used, eg., contains diacritical signs like ñ, é, ö, etc. If such characters are required the file should be saved in UTF-8 format (quality text editors generally offer this option)

	===Troubleshooting ===		===Troubleshooting ===

OAlexander at 07:36, 29 October 2009

2009-10-29T07:36:48Z

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	'''.pls''' files are a type of [[playlist]]. This playlist is a text document with the following format:		'''.pls''' files are a type of [[playlist]]. This playlist is a text document with the following format:
	<span style="color:#~~C00~~"><B>[playlist]</B></span>		<span style="color:#A00"><B>[playlist]</B></span>
	<span style="color:#~~008~~"><B>NumberOfEntries=</B></span>3		<span style="color:#A00"><B>NumberOfEntries=</B></span>4
	<span style="color:#~~008~~"><B>File1=</B></span>/fs/My Music/Eloy/02 Journey into 1358.mp3		<span style="color:#A00"><B>File1=</B></span>/fs/My Music/Eloy/02 Journey into 1358.mp3
	<span style="color:#~~008~~"><B>File2=</B></span><nowiki>http://some.website.com/music.mp3</nowiki>		<span style="color:#A00"><B>File2=</B></span><nowiki>http://some.website.com/music.mp3</nowiki>
	<span style="color:#~~008~~"><B>File3=</B></span>''any url to file''		<span style="color:#a00"><B>File3=</B></span>//NETWORKCOMPUTER/Videoclips/A12345.mp4
			<span style="color:#080"><B>Title3=</B></span>A Short Videoclip
			<span style="color:#A00"><B>File4=</B></span>''any url to file''

			The VLC Mediaplayer requires the parameter in dark red. The parameter "Title(n)" is optional, but if presented with it, VLC will display the title in its [[Titlebar]], and in case of video material the title will be briefly displayed on the screen at the beginning. The tile may not be displayed if a non-Latin characterset is used, eg., contains diacritical signs like ñ, é, ö, etc.

			===Troubleshooting ===
			If an existing playlist does not work, check that it has the "NumberOfEntries" parameter at the beginning (some media players do not require it). Also make sure that the file is saved as an [[ANSI]]-text file and that the last line is finished off with a line break.

	[[category:playlist]]		[[category:playlist]]

OAlexander: Colorized for highlight

2009-10-29T06:55:26Z

Colorized for highlight

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	'''.pls''' files are a type of [[playlist]]. This playlist is a text document with the following format:		'''.pls''' files are a type of [[playlist]]. This playlist is a text document with the following format:
	[playlist]		<span style="color:#C00"><B>[playlist]</B></span>
	NumberOfEntries=3		<span style="color:#008"><B>NumberOfEntries=</B></span>3
	File1=/fs/My Music/Eloy/02 Journey into 1358.mp3		<span style="color:#008"><B>File1=</B></span>/fs/My Music/Eloy/02 Journey into 1358.mp3
	File2=<nowiki>http://some.website.com/music.mp3</nowiki>		<span style="color:#008"><B>File2=</B></span><nowiki>http://some.website.com/music.mp3</nowiki>
	File3=''any url to file''		<span style="color:#008"><B>File3=</B></span>''any url to file''

	[[category:playlist]]		[[category:playlist]]

H2g2bob at 13:11, 26 April 2006

2006-04-26T13:11:48Z

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	File2=<nowiki>http://some.website.com/music.mp3</nowiki>		File2=<nowiki>http://some.website.com/music.mp3</nowiki>
	File3=''any url to file''		File3=''any url to file''

			[[category:playlist]]

H2g2bob at 00:52, 16 January 2006

2006-01-16T00:52:44Z

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	pls		'''.pls''' files are a type of [[playlist]]. This playlist is a text document with the following format:
			[playlist]
			NumberOfEntries=3
			File1=/fs/My Music/Eloy/02 Journey into 1358.mp3
			File2=<nowiki>http://some.website.com/music.mp3</nowiki>
			File3=''any url to file''