XSPF / M3U Support

Hi,

currently I have Infuse Pro and I’ve got videos automatically uploading to my OneDrive account.

Infuse does a great job of getting and updating the list of videos in my OneDrive account and putting everything in order.

Is there any way of getting Infuse to read XSPF files from my OneDrive account?

So instead of playing the video file from my OneDrive, account, it will just get the direct link to the video from the XSPF file and add it to my library.

Here is the standard XSPF that VLC recognizes. If infuse could recognize XSPF files in my OneDrive account, then instead of filling up my OneDrive account beyond the space that I have, it could stream directly.

I know tht Infuse allows you to add direct links - but that involves me manually copying/pasting the link - which is tedious. I’d like to automate the process. Let Infuse read OneDrive, find a new XSPF file, and act accordingly.

<-?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<-playlist version="1" xmlns="http://xspf.org/ns/0/" xmlns:vlc="http://www.videolan.org/vlc/playlist/ns/0/">
<-title>Awesome Movie
<-trackList>
<-track>
<-album><-/album>
<-title>Awesome Movie<-/title>
<-location>https://direct-link-to-video-file.example.com/awesome.mkv<-/location>
<-duration>Awesome Amount of Seconds<-/duration>
<-/track>
<-/trackList>
<-/playlist>
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