m3u to DVD in Ubuntu

stole this from the ubuntuforums website...

1. used Rythmbox to create a dynamic playlist (genre LIKE alternative, year > 2002, artist <> 'nickleback')
2. saved as m3u
3. ran this command in terminal against my playlist file (I had k3b open, don't know if it needs to be...)
4. trim down to 4.7GB, burn, play in DVD player on home theatre system... bob's your uncle, thank your mother for the eggs.

Re: How to burn music files (mp3, ogg...) according to a playlist (m3u, pls...)

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Hi,
save your playlist as .m3u and then :

Code:

sed '/^#/d' MyPlayListFile.m3u | tr '\n' '\0' | xargs -0 k3b --datacd

or if you prefer Brasero

Code:

sed '/^#/d' cd\ aprile\ 2009.m3u | tr '\n' '\0' | xargs -0 brasero -d

bye Fil