This entry was posted in Multimedia and tagged m3u, mp3, pls, winamp, xml, XSPF by Marco Barnig. The playlists handle not only audio, but also video or other multimedia files. Then I use the tool again to combine the first 2 guides with the 3rd guide. Then I use TVGuideCombine.exe to combine the first 2 guides. It creates 3 separate cache folders for each guide. XSPF is supported by the DLNA server Seviio. I also grab the epg xml from my iptv provider using the command line utility curl.exe in the batch file. Xiph.Org Foundation, a non-profit organization that produces free multimedia formats and software tools, created in 2004 the XML Shareable Playlist Format (XSPF, called spiff) for sharing the kind of playlist that can be played on every personal computer or portable device. M3U playlists are the direct playlist files that IPTV Services, Free IPTV Apps, and even Kodi Addons use to broadcast live television channels. ITunes, QuickTime Player, Real player, Winamp, XBMC, XMPlay, VLC media player and many other programs play PLS files without any extra codecs.
With PLS version 2, playlists also include a PLS version declaration. PLS does the same, but is a more expressive format than basic M3U, as it can store information on the song title and length (this is supported in extended M3U only). M3U is a file format to store multimedia playlists.
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