First of all let me say MP3Tag is great! Many thanks to florian. This is my first attempt with export configuration files, but I hope this will be useful to someone. I usually have an artist directory and each album in its own subdir with a cover.jpg thumbnail and a playlist.m3u file in it. So I w…

Thank you very much for your much appreciated work - very, very nice :slight_smile: If there are no comments from other users, I'll gladly add it to the Export Configuration Archive Best regards, ~ Florian

I'm glad that you find it useful. You can add it to the archive; let me know if there are comments or if you find errors. Bye

Great! :slight_smile: Maybe I will add some new XSL stylesheet. I will post them too, if you like; you may add them under the XML section of the gallery...

This is a small update to the xml export configuration file, which adds the album title and the artist name to the track node. xml_squonk.zip (757 Bytes) I've added also the md5 tag in a separate export configuration file, because it slows down the export. xml_md5_squonk.zip (788 Bytes) I've cre…

Thanks for the update! Feel free to upload your stylesheet - I'll update the entry at the archive when I find a little bit more time :slight_smile: Best regards, ~ Florian

Many thanks, Florian. I've done it because I like a lot your web site design. So, this stylesheet is a mini web site created by the contents of the xml file exported by MP3Tag. You can browse the album info, launch your media player from the web page and search xml data for the track titles, album…

Thanks for this XML export, squonk63. Really really nice! :slight_smile: I have a hard time making it work in Firefox, though. The display is all messed up and the search function doesn't work. Do you think you could fix this? Do you wish me to post a screenshot? There's not a single problem in IE…

It was not intended to work with all browser and the script makes use of ActiveX and MSXML, so no surprise that it doesn't work with Firefox... Anyway, after your post I've installed a copy of Firefox and googled a lot and I'm looking for a solution; so stay tuned, if I find one I'll post a new ve…

Thanks! Much appreciated. :slight_smile: Thanks again! I don't know a lot about XML or even HTML but I'm going to ask around. :sunglasses:

XML and HTML export configuration file