Hi,
here's what the author of the Software, Paul Nesfield, wrote to me (I'm sure I'm allowed to share this):
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In the application bundle open folder Contents (via right click, D.S.) then folder Resources. Use a text editor like TextWrangler from Bare Bones to open the PERL script file 'post-process_playlist.pl'. I put a line in there that makes it easy to add the prefix. Search for the lines:
#Prefix to path - USE TO ADD ANYTHING TO FRONT OF EVERY FILE PATH
$PrefixPath="";
Now change them to:
#Prefix to path - USE TO ADD ANYTHING TO FRONT OF EVERY FILE PATH
$PrefixPath="e:";
Save the file.
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This worked perfectly with my syncTunes.
Only problem: this is not permanent. When upgrading to the next version of synctunes, the procedure must be repeated.
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Hi,
here's what the author of the Software, Paul Nesfield, wrote to me (I'm sure I'm allowed to share this):
_______
In the application bundle open folder Contents (via right click, D.S.) then folder Resources. Use a text editor like TextWrangler from Bare Bones to open the PERL script file 'post-process_playlist.pl'. I put a line in there that makes it easy to add the prefix. Search for the lines:
#Prefix to path - USE TO ADD ANYTHING TO FRONT OF EVERY FILE PATH
$PrefixPath="";
Now change them to:
#Prefix to path - USE TO ADD ANYTHING TO FRONT OF EVERY FILE PATH
$PrefixPath="e:";
Save the file.
_________
This worked perfectly with my syncTunes.
Only problem: this is not permanent. When upgrading to the next version of synctunes, the procedure must be repeated.
Viele Grüße,
:-) Dirk Speder