The playlist module allows users to arrange content in a personal playlisst. This module empowers users to become publishers of content as they re-mix content from the site. Once users have re-mixed their content they can share their re-mixes and become their own Internet media publisher.
An RSS feed of the playlist is automatically generated of the personal playlist based on the time that it was added to the playlist (not based on order!). The XSPF format can be used to export an XML feed of the playlist based on playlist order, which is useful for sharing playlists.
You can:
enable content types to be added to a playlist in content >> configure >> content types.
show, create, and delete playlists at my playlist.
subscribe to an RSS feed of a playlist.
These need to be added
Playlist Actions:
Playlist Item Actions:
Comments
Comment #1
zirafa commentedActually XSPF not supported quite yet...whoops. Planning on integrating Josh K's or Colin's code soon.
"The playlist module allows users to arrange content in a personal playlisst. This module empowers users to become publishers of content as they re-mix content from the site. Once users have re-mixed their content they can share their re-mixes and become their own Internet media publisher."
I think that the idea behind the module is that it allows users to make their own channels, feeds, and playlists of content on a site. Another way to think about it is that it is a "favorite nodes" module that generates a feed or channel for all the favorite nodes. So maybe a rewrite:
The playlist module allows users to arrange content into personal playlists. This module empowers users to become organizers of content as they re-order content from the site and create lists of their favorite content items. Once users have selected their favorite nodes and re-ordered them, others can share their RSS feeds or XSPF playlist. For instance, users could make podcasts of their favorite audio on a site, or custom playlists of favorite songs, similar to iTunes playlists.
An RSS feed of the playlist is automatically generated of the personal playlist based on the time that it was added to the playlist (not based on order!). The XSPF format can be used to export an XML feed of the playlist based on playlist order, which is useful for sharing playlists.
Comment #2
Amazon commentedCould you please provide feedback in administration help module page format?
Comment #3
Amazon commentedhttp://drupal.org/node/34047
Charlie please change the path to http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/playlist.
Farsheed and Colin please review or provide feedback. Anyone else?
Comment #4
zirafa commentedThe playlist module allows users to arrange content into personal playlists. This module empowers users to become organizers of content as they re-order content from the site and create lists of their favorite content items. Once users have selected their favorite nodes and re-ordered them, others can share their RSS feeds, XSPF playlists, M3U playlists, or PLS playlists. For instance, users could make podcasts of their favorite audio on a site, or custom playlists of favorite songs, similar to iTunes playlists.
An RSS feed of the playlist is automatically generated of the personal playlist based on the time that it was added to the playlist (not based on order!). The XSPF, M3U, and PLS format can be used to export an XML feed of the playlist based on playlist order, which is useful for sharing playlists.
You can:
Comment #5
zirafa commentedAdded new revision:
http://drupal.org/node/34047
Comment #6
cel4145 commented"please change the path to http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/playlist."
Done.
Comment #7
zirafa commented