Subject: Re: TOCMaker use examples - msg#00122

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Frank,

All of my files are located on a Linux box, but I run tocmaker from my
pc. I map a drive from my pc and use that on the command line,

tocmaker g:\music

I have never tried the unc method, so it may work. I have also never
created a playlist.

--Stephen

At 09:37 AM 8/22/2004 -0700, you wrote:
Can someone point me to examples of how to use TOCMaker? I've tried to
figure out the command line args and so far have been unsuccessful. The
error message I get is:

Enter command:
C:\>TOCMaker -k admin:Atron003384 \\Mkt-frankh-home\music

Command returns:
\\Mkt-frankh-home\music: No such file or directory

Do I have to run TOCMaker on the computer that physically contains the music
files?

Thanks in advance.

-Frank

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TOCMaker use examples

Can someone point me to examples of how to use TOCMaker? I've tried to figure out the command line args and so far have been unsuccessful. The error message I get is: Enter command: C:\>TOCMaker -k admin:Atron003384 \\Mkt-frankh-home\music Command returns: \\Mkt-frankh-home\music: No such file or directory Do I have to run TOCMaker on the computer that physically contains the music files? Thanks in advance. -Frank

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Re: Not Re NAS...Re Audiostation file truncation

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