Hi a PLS is merely a plain text playlist. You can parse it as you would any text file. Here is the layout:

[playlist]
File1=\Source\Audio\mp3s\misc\track01.mp3
Title1=track01
Length1=137
File2=\Source\Audio\mp3s\misc\track02.mp3
Title2=track02
Length2=440
File3=\Source\Audio\mp3s\misc\track03.mp3
Title3=track03
Length3=164
File4=\Source\Audio\mp3s\misc\track04.mp3
Title4=track04
Length4=90
File5=\Source\Audio\mp3s\misc\track05.mp3
Title5=track05
Length5=148
File6=\Source\Audio\mp3s\misc\track06.mp3
Title6=track06
Length6=187
NumberOfEntries=6
Version=2

>Hi,
>I have a program that uses a .PLS database to store information.
>
>I searched the net to get information on that file format, but I didn't find anything really interesting. (It's something used in Winamp?...)
>
>It is not in the ODBC drivers list, Access doesn't recognize it...
>
>Is there a way, to view the information, or the tables in a PLS database???
>
>Thanks
>-Michael