Importing playlists from a Windows computer, playing, or deleting playlists in “Music player”
You can import playlists stored on a Windows computer to “Music player”.
This topic includes instructions for the following operations.
- Importing playlists stored on a Windows computer to “Music player”.
- Listening to playlists on “Music player”.
- Deleting playlists from “Music player”.
Importing playlists stored on a Windows computer to “Music player”
You can transfer playlist files to the following storage destinations.
- Internal memory of the player.
- microSD card inserted into the player.
“Music player” can recognize the m3u file format as a playlist.
The following are instructions for using Music Center for PC (version 2.2 or later). This application is recommended to manage files on the player.
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Select the connected device from [Transfer and Manage] in the sidebar of the Music Center for PC screen.
The transfer screen for the player will appear on the right side.
A list of music content in Music Center for PC will appear on the left side.
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Select a destination from the transfer screen.
To transfer music content to the microSD card in the player:
Select the microSD card from the device selection menu on the transfer screen. - Select playlists from the left side.
Then, click
to transfer.
Note
- You cannot add cover art images for playlists.
- You cannot import a single playlist to both the player memory and a microSD card.
Listening to playlists on “Music player”
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On the library screen in “Music player”, tap [Playlists].
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Tap the desired playlist and the desired song.
Deleting playlists from “Music player”
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On the library screen in “Music player”, tap [Playlists].
Playlists will appear. -
Tap
(Context menu) to the right side of the desired playlist to display the context menu. -
Tap the menu items in the following order.
[Delete] － [OK].
Note
- You cannot edit playlists with “Music player”.
The contents of the Help Guide may be subject to change without notice due to updates to the product's specifications.
