- #Doubletwist music player sync app android
- #Doubletwist music player sync app Pc
- #Doubletwist music player sync app windows
So if the folder Playlists is inside the folder MusicFiles, then.
#Doubletwist music player sync app windows
It means the same thing on Windows and android.
#Doubletwist music player sync app android
In fact, no matter how you organize your music files on your PC, just preserve the same folder organization on your android SD and the playlists will work fine. Simply create a folder Playlists on your android right in the same folder with the album folders. Then copy your playlist files into that android folder. In this case, WMP sync will reproduce that folder layout on your android SD, but it won't sync/copy the actual playlist.wpl files. You'll notice that WMP also creates a folder Playlists that sits right in the same folder with the album folders.
#Doubletwist music player sync app Pc
WMP will create on your PC a folder for each artist, within that a folder for each album, and the song files for each album within that. Copy your playlists there they should work without modification.įor the rest of us: It's equally easy if you sync with WMP or copy folders directly as I do. Create a folder (you can call it Playlists if you like) Put this new folder right in the same folder with your song files. wpl playlists should work without any modification when you put them in the right place.įor the OP: your music organization is unusual, because you keep all your song files in the same folder, but your playlists are still ok. But this is something that should have been working since day one! If you guys need data to debug and find the cause, I can gladly submit it. Previously, I put the M3U file inside a folder to see if that could work. the playlist file is at the same folder level as the MP3 files. The way my music is organized on the phone is the following: /home/SDcard/Music/(Here are all the MP3 files at the same folder level, none if them in a subfolder). For advertising as the most advanced music player for Android, it seems like you guys still have a lot of refinement to do. It is a feature that a consumer would expect considering that the stock player from android, Rocket Player AND Spotify can do this without a problem (Except for the stupid 1,000 songs limit in Google Play Music, and the fact that Spotify will only play music from the cloud). Not sure why you should feel scammed, I don't think copying Windows Media Player playlists from your PC was an advertised feature? Oh, and "/" and "\" are accepted interchangeably as folder/file separators in playlists for both file systems, although "/" is officially the correct format for Android. You can use relative paths in m3u files by the way, but that makes the resulting playlist dependent on being in the same relative location on both file systems. So after you've saved out your WMP playlist.m3u file, have a quick look at it in a simple text editor and change any reference which look like "C:\Users\yourname\Music\." to "/storage/extSdCard/Music/." (just use a global search and replace to do it in one go) and then see if Poweramp can then find the songs. storage/extSdCard/Music/ABBA/Mamma Mia.mp3 The same music file will be located within a different folder structure on your PC compared to your Android device.įor example, ABBA's Mamma Mia on your PC might be stored as:Ĭ:\Users\yourusername\Music\ABBA\Mamma Mia.mp3Īnd on your Android device as something like: If they are all visible in the Library, then it's probably a directory path issue. Why is it not working? I made the playlist on Windows Media Player, and there it does have all the songs.Īre the music files visible within the Poweramp Library, but not in the Playlists? If not, make sure that all the folders which contain your music files and Playlists are ticked within the Settings > Folders and Library > Music Folders list.
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