hy,
gives an program where can create an htc audiomanager playlist
not with the htc audiomanager i have many of 100 mp3 ringtones of my trion
and many mp3 files in different folders..
The AudioManger mixed both.. and a playlist to create with the manager is
impossible..
greets tk
I manage my Files with Media Player 11 on the PC and sync with the Storage Card of my PPC.
U can choose wich Files and Playlist should be synced.
U will see the playlists and files in the Media Player on PPC, and also in the HTC Audiomanager.
i have no windows on my desktop pc, iam using linux,
i send the mp3 files direct to the storage card, without syncing,
and the audiomanager search the complete pda, he cannot read m3u playlist.
the windows media player mixed the files too... not an different.. to the htc..
i think i must create self the playlist on my desktop pc and send them to the pda..
greets tk
It reads playlist in /Application Data/HTC/Audiomanager/playlist
The playlist file has not extention.
Make a playlist with some program, delete extention and try.
I try the reverse operation, and work.
Playlist Manager
Try this playlist manager to create play list and play with media player. Its freely available from freewarepocketpc.net.
thanks.. for this file
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Hi all,
I'm trying to create or to copy my playlist from the computer to my Magician, but I couldn't! I don't know how to do it.
If I copy the .WPL from my PC to Magician, it doesn't open. When I'm using the Pocket Microsoft Media Player 10, my library have a lists of Playlists, but it's always empty and I don't know how to create one.
Can anyone help me please?
The playlists hold a definitive list of where a file is stored. If you have the stuff in "my music" then the files will be in c:\Documents And Settins\ (Username)\My Documents\My Music, and as such all files in the playlist will be listed in this location, and as this location does not exist in the device, it cannot find the files. You also need to copy the actual music files across, not just the wma files (Music files are mp3, wma, etc.)
If you want to use the device as an MP3 player, you should really get a storage card to store the music on.
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The playlists hold a definitive list of where a file is stored. If you have the stuff in "my music" then the files will be in c:\Documents And Settins\ (Username)\My Documents\My Music, and as such all files in the playlist will be listed in this location, and as this location does not exist in the device, it cannot find the files. You also need to copy the actual music files across, not just the wma files (Music files are mp3, wma, etc.)
If you want to use the device as an MP3 player, you should really get a storage card to store the music on.
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I think you got me wrong. I already have a Storage Card and about 100 WMA files. The Library on MP is OK, but I have no Customized Playlists. That's what I want.
Got it?
Thanks!
Ok as to making playlists in Pocket Windows Media Player, i have no idea. i just had a look at my universal and i cant see the option.
Hoiwever, in the program that i use instead of WMP (Pocket music from pocketmind.com), you can make, view and edit playlist easily, plus it has a nice today screen plugin.
so one can not make new playlists in windows media player
The Pocket PC version of Windows Media Player does not allow you to create or edit playlists. But there is a freeware program for it!
Link:
http://www.cs.pitt.edu/~jmisurda/ppc/playlist/playlist_ed.htm
Cheers
ctibor said:
The Pocket PC version of Windows Media Player does not allow you to create or edit playlists. But there is a freeware program for it!
Link:
http://www.cs.pitt.edu/~jmisurda/ppc/playlist/playlist_ed.htm
Cheers
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Thank you very much.
I have some music downloaded on my storage card and using the Windows Media to play them, what set up do I have to do in other to enable me select a whole bunch of music file to play them without selecting them any time one ends.
Any tip for this !!!
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HI THere are umpteen no. of Third Party playlist editors available.
you can create & Manage playlists using these TPA's
you can create a playlist on your PC and sync the whole list, using windows media player of your PC.
Then the playlist will be in a folder "Playlists" (the Music will go to "Music").
Hi All,
can someone tell me where the HTC Audiomanager stores the playlist files?
Thank you
Actually I never wondered about that, because I'm using;
PlaylistMgr - is a simple playlist editor for managing Windows Media Player playlists and it supports unicode.
It also supports M3U/PLS playlist files as well as playlists for HTC Audio Manager.
http://www.mskpocketsoftware.com/
Mabey it's an idea to install File Explorer Extension? With it you'll B able to search for extentions
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=421723
Then again who uses fExplorer on WinMo nowadays?
=> start using Total Commander (free for PPC) get it here;
http://www.ghisler.com/pocketpc.htm
Total Commander has a build in;
FTP client, Registry Editor, LAN Access, zip (un)packer, shortcut creator, Select/unselect groups of files, Properties dialog; change attributes, Option to hide all files in ROM, Directory history through dropdown list, Single or two file (virtual) window mode, much more..
Hope this helps..
I don't know, but under \Application Data\HTC\AudioManager_Eng\ there is a file AudioManager_Eng.vol and a folder with name playlists.
You can try backup this.
I don't have try yet.
Can anyone provide me with Windows media player playlist creator ... So that i can create playlist on computer and save it on mobile to play it ...
Moved as not software release.
Don't use WMP on phone but surely it can read .m3u playlist files? PocketPlayer does
So you can create the playlist on computer "i use Winamp" then just copy files and .m3u to phone.
Hi,
attached cab is a little playlistmanager.
with friendly greet
starbase64
I am using this freeware, Playlist Creator, on my WinXP PC.
http://www.oddgravity.de/app-opc.php
easier way
Well neither of those suggestions work on my HTC HD2 especially considering m3u is not native to WMP
so..
You can either create your playlists in Windows Media Player on PC but obviously with the files on your phones memory card, and choose File -> Save Now playing List as...
then choose 'any type' and call your playlist 'untitled.asx' or whatever as long as it ends in asx
otherwise i used Winamp its much easier to create playlists (m3u) and/or if you already have .m3u's just drag and drop them into the now playing in WMP and save as above
- save any .asx to the root folder of music drive of your phone
hope thats clear enough
liam
I have used mediamonkey to sync the m3u playlists I have in my windows PC to my previous Samsung device without any issues. I've tried to use the same programme to sync to the new Honor 8. The programme did sync the music files to the SD card. The playlists are in a playlist folder in the sd card. The Huawei music app finds all the music files, but does not recognize any playlist. Do you know how to sync an m3u playlist? Or which playlist format are supported by the music app?
Thanks!
Any luck
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I have used mediamonkey to sync the m3u playlists I have in my windows PC to my previous Samsung device without any issues. I've tried to use the same programme to sync to the new Honor 8. The programme did sync the music files to the SD card. The playlists are in a playlist folder in the sd card. The Huawei music app finds all the music files, but does not recognize any playlist. Do you know how to sync an m3u playlist? Or which playlist format are supported by the music app?
Thanks!
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Hi Have you had any luck getting an answer to your question?
Hi,
1. Use winamp on your PC and make the playlist you wish.
2.Save it m3u and m3u8 . One of them must work.
3. copy them to internal card, on Playlist Folder. Of cou.
rse you must have ALL THE SONGS on your phone. External card , Music Folder it is ok.
4 Open Monkey Music. Let it work few seconds . After that search playlists on Monkey Music
5. Have fun and do not forget to thanks.