Version:           1.4.8 (using KDE 3.5.9)
Installed from:    Ubuntu Packages
Compiler:           I installed amarok from the kubuntu amd64 repositories.
OS:                Linux

I have a dual boot system (Linux, windows) and a common partition that unfortunately it is ntfs, for the reason to be able to be seen from both operating systems.
In the common ntfs drive I have my mp3 files and I have also my playlists that the paths are windows paths.
It would be nice if I could load these playlists directly under linux!

For example,
If the paths are relative you can see something like:

#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:341,Artist - XXXXXX
Artist\XXXXXX.mp3

Or if the paths are absolute something like this:
#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:341,Artist - XXXXXX
C:\Music\Artist\XXXXXX.mp3

It would be nice if the Amarok could determine that this is a windows playlist and if the paths are relative just change the "\" to "/" so that the files will be playable under linux without the need of recreating a new playlist :)

So the above it could be like this and then it would be playable under linux:

#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:341,Artist - XXXXXX
Artist/XXXXXX.mp3

If the paths are absolute it could be checking the mounted ntfs drives and changing instead of just the "\" to "/", also the windows drive letter "C:" or "D:"whatever to the correct folder that the corresponding drive is mounted!

Lets say that if you have mounted the drive C: to /media/Winblows the above example should be
#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:341,Artist - XXXXXX
/media/Winblows/Music/Artist/XXXXXX.mp3

Also after the change it should ask you if you want to save the playlist in the linux format :)

That`s the brainstorm!
Thanks,

Vangelis.