RELEASE TriPlayer - A feature-rich audio player for Nintendo Switch

You can open it with a text reader. I opened your playlist and found something like this:

Code:

#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:144,Neku - Bonetrousle (Remix) (Remix)
music/001%20Bonetrousle%20%28Remix%29%20%28Remix%29.mp3
#EXTINF:140,Neku - Wii Shop
music/002%20Wii%20Shop.mp3

I don't think these are the right filenames.
Here is my playlist exported from triplayer:

Code:

#EXTM3U
#PLAYLIST:123
P4/Like a dream come true.mp3
test/040.mp3

 

You could also try creating a /music folder since that's listed in your playlist file. Triplayer looks for songs in /music but then the playlist is looking for a folder in that called music which doesn't exist, at least I think. So you could try placing your music in /music/music and then try to import again.

 

I just generated my playlist file with VLC, and it placed the playlist file in the root directory of my SD card. I'll just change the file names of each song so it doesn't add the %20 to each file name, or try to change some settings in VLC, and I'll see if that works.

All of my songs are already in the /music folder, that's why VLC put the music/ part into the file names.

EDIT: Just replaced all of the %20 bits with spaces in N++, and that didn't work, I'll mess around a bit more.
EDIT 2: I figured it out! I replaced all music/ with /music/ and changed the names of all the song files. Thanks for help everyone, I would have driven myself mad without y'all! Also, is there any way to sort the songs in the playlist by the order of the songs in the playlist file?

 

Couldn't connect to sys module error.
Is there any fix to this I can't get it work
Please help

 

I was trying to solve a bluescreen on Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled and the problem was this app.

More details:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/i-get-e...he-digital-version-works.577985/#post-9280332

 

I have a slight question, which I am not sure if it has been answered before.
Is there a possibility of having this as a standalone media homebrew?
What I mean is a NRO that isn't loaded at all times, like an overlay does, so we can have a homebrew app that is exclusive to media playing.
And while also on the question about it, are there any plans on the app supporting video formats in the future (if it ends up being made as a standalone homebrew app)?

 

Ah that's fine.
I appreciate the response and the detailed reply.
Thanks!

 

Please add video support and FTP as well.

 

It does. On top of it all, I have really strong tinnitus, a constant ringing in my ears that sounds like a really high-pitched coil whine from an old CRT.

 

It apparently really hates French, but overall pretty good.

I'd love to be able to switch albums in the Tesla addon though

 

This is a kickass player on Switch. Thank you for adding FLAC support. It runs flawless for me, even when launched as an applet.

 

How do I make it so it starts up on boot and plays an mp3 automatically

 

I can't even get it to boot, it hang on "Preparing your library" with the infinite animated logo.
edit: nvm, I fixed it, was a bug with ascii characters.

 

Yep, I had to delete all accent, like é or à et put e or a instead.
Also would it be possible to choose the music (having a list like in the homebrew) in the overlay, instead of just next/previous music ?

I also would like if the player could sort them respecting the order and folders the songs are on the sd, because I have a French folder with only french music, and another English folder with english music, but the player display all of them.