To be recognized by most players, the file should follow the format. Each entry consists of two lines:
Use relative paths (e.g., song1.mp3 ) if the M3U file is in the same folder as your music. Use absolute paths (e.g., C:\Users\... ) if it is stored elsewhere. 140.m3u
If you are looking to create a "useful" version of this file, it usually contains paths to local files or URLs for internet radio/IPTV streams. Structure of a "Useful" M3U File To be recognized by most players, the file
A .m3u file is a plain text playlist format used by media players like VLC, iTunes, and Winamp to queue up music or video streams. ) if it is stored elsewhere
If you have 140 files to add, you can use the Command Prompt (Windows) to list them quickly: dir /b *.mp3 > 140.m3u (Note: This creates a basic M3U without the Extended metadata lines, but most players will still read it.) How to Play It