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Play this page service lets you make

Play this page service lets you make MP3 playlists from Kinja public digests. Look at those small pieces joining loosely. So small, so loose.

Reader comments

dowingbaApr 06, 2004 at 6:29PM

The problem with this is that, only if the link to the MP3 happens to show up in the excerpt on the Kinja page will it be found/played. You'll very rarely ever find an entire playlist using this method. (The Kinja "Music" digest only turned up 1 song, when I used it.)

RobertApr 06, 2004 at 6:45PM

I predict that in 5-8 years, that won't be a problem.

LucasApr 06, 2004 at 7:55PM

Depends on the feed and aggregator. Webjay playlists, for example, have an RSS feed which contains all updated links, including the MP3 URL. Kinja doesn't show all the new entries, but Bloglines does.

...the only piece left to be solved is for your playlist renderer to tell the aggregator that you've listened to the RSS entry.

This thread is closed to new comments. Thanks to everyone who responded.