Is it possible to force LMS to create playlists that use 'relative' paths rather than 'absolute' paths?
As a consequence of moving from the Synology NAS LMS 'package' to the Docker based image I can now not share my playlists with the Synology DS Audio application.
On my Synology NAS, music is stored in '/volume1/Music/<artist>'
The LMS Package for Synology would create playlists like:
These playlists could be used as-is by both LMS and the Synology DS Audio application.
But, now with the move to the Docker LMS image on the NAS, and the mapping of /volume1/Music to the container mount of /music, the playlists now get created as:
This works OK for LMS (in Docker) - but the native Audio player on the Synology - DS Audio (which I use for external NAS Music access) can no longer use these playlists as "/music" doesn't exist on the NAS as it's the container mount point.
If the playlists are created in relative path format (eg. ../The Angels) DS Audio all works fine.
Is there a way to force LMS to create playlists using relative paths?
Thanks.
As a consequence of moving from the Synology NAS LMS 'package' to the Docker based image I can now not share my playlists with the Synology DS Audio application.
On my Synology NAS, music is stored in '/volume1/Music/<artist>'
The LMS Package for Synology would create playlists like:
Code:
#CURTRACK 0
#EXTM3U
#EXTURL:file:///volume1/Music/The%20Angels/Beyond%20Salvation/01%20The%20Angels%20-%20Dogs%20Are%20Talking.mp3
#EXTINF:205,Dogs Are Talking
/volume1/Music/The Angels/Beyond Salvation/01 The Angels - Dogs Are Talking.mp3But, now with the move to the Docker LMS image on the NAS, and the mapping of /volume1/Music to the container mount of /music, the playlists now get created as:
Code:
#CURTRACK 0
#EXTM3U
#EXTURL:file:///music/The%20Angels/Beyond%20Salvation/01%20The%20Angels%20-%20Dogs%20Are%20Talking.mp3
#EXTINF:205,Dogs Are Talking
/music/The Angels/Beyond Salvation/01 The Angels - Dogs Are Talking.mp3This works OK for LMS (in Docker) - but the native Audio player on the Synology - DS Audio (which I use for external NAS Music access) can no longer use these playlists as "/music" doesn't exist on the NAS as it's the container mount point.
If the playlists are created in relative path format (eg. ../The Angels) DS Audio all works fine.
Is there a way to force LMS to create playlists using relative paths?
Thanks.