Ok thanks for the suggestions

(How can I follow the anserws by email on the forum ??? )

I tested with removing the storage of playlists, but proplayer needs them to work. The savePlaylist function in playlist-controller.php (proplayer plugin folder) can be reprogrammed to delete old entries though (by adding a date field to table and removing older ones), but this is not something I'm going to do. The above solution is the same as deleting it in phpmyadmin. It can also be changed to run only when reached a certain number of playlists.

Do you mean every time the DB is full I must delete ProPlayer lists manually ???

Can we prevent the plugin from creating playlists ???

you can add this to functions.php to empty the playlist db table (reload the website one time and it will be done. then remove it or comment it out.):

$wpdb->query("delete from ".$wpdb->prefix."proplayer_playlist");

Same problem as this : http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-proplayer-database-getting-huge

Hi every one, I was using the ProPlayer plugin and after 4 months my database was full : the ProPlayer had used 150mo to store play lists on the database !

Is there any body who had the same problem ? is there any way to prevent this ?

i hope some one can help me on this