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Hello Nicolas, CoreSmartPlaylists.PrimarySourceID refers to coreprimarysources.PrimarySourceID. A Primary source refers to a source of media : music, video, etc. You can see in coreprimarysources that the default Banshee music library has PrimarySourceID = 1. If you rebuild your music DB, you can try to recreate your static playlists by using a copy of your original coretracks table by matching your tracks TrackID on their Uri, if they kept some common part in their path. I did this in the past and it worked well! Regards, Christian Le 2016-08-18 à 15:36, 7even a écrit :
Hi all, I have a new OS installation and am too lazy to recreate all my playlists manually. In banshee.db I can see some tables that clearly are related to playlists. My assumptions: - CorePlaylists defines static playlists - CoreSmartPlaylists defines dynamic playlists - CorePlaylistEntries stores the tracks of the static playlists - CoreSmartPlaylistEntries cache the tracks for the dynamic playlists - It seems too complicated to migrate the static playlist's contents, cause the track ids differ for sure - But there should be no problem to migrate the dynamic playlists without the cached entries - Can s. o. tell me what the CoreSmartPlaylists.PrimarySourceID is about? This seems to be the only foreign type in this table... Any additional advices? Thanks! Nicolas ----- http://www.nskcomputing.de | http://www.site7even.de | http://x4fun.site7even.de -- View this message in context: http://banshee-media-player.2283330.n4.nabble.com/Migrate-all-playlists-from-old-banshee-db-to-new-one-tp4652502.html Sent from the Banshee Media Player mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ banshee-list mailing list banshee-list gnome org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/banshee-list (unsubscribe here) |