I'm running an mp3 server on my home network using my old cds and gnump3d. I want to make a playlist file out of a html source file that was produced using a script to automate this. The file is very redundant and very long...I need to strip out everything that is an mp3 file location from this:

<tr><td width="10%">&nbsp;</td><td><a href="/Music/7_Ball_Collection/gas_collection_20/10%20Fingers%20Counting%20-%2017%20-%20Superfluit.mp3.m3u">Superfluit- 10 Fingers Counting [ 10 Fingers Counting - 17 - Superfluit - 05:13 / 4.7Mb ] <font color="red"><b>New</b></font></a></td><td align="right">[<a href="/info/Music/7_Ball_Collection/gas_collection_20/10%20Fingers%20Counting%20-%2017%20-%20Superfluit.mp3">Info</a>] [<a href="/Music/7_Ball_Collection/gas_collection_20/10%20Fingers%20Counting%20-%2017%20-%20Superfluit.mp3">Download</a>]</td></tr>
.........goes on and on and on


I've done this in Win with a batch file in dos-how would I do this in Linux?

I need this:

/Music/7_Ball_Collection/gas_collection_20/10%20Fingers%20Counting%20-%2017%20-%20Superfluit.mp3

Just make a new list instead:

find ~/ -name "*.mp3" -print > playlist.txt

This will find all .mp3 in your home directory and all subs. you can change "~/" to be more specific if you like...

KC

That'll work-thanx!