Does this support Windows Media Player playlists?
1557922
This does not support Windows Media playlists or M3U playlists with the current firmware (2.1.0). It only supports playlists created on the device itself.
1557923
It depends on the BIOS. The readme.txt file for v2.1.5 released on Nov 4, 2014 states:After the playlist is built in the DX90, press the thumbnail icon in front of the playlist to unfold the options. Press "export playlist", then you can find a M3U playlist under the M3U folder under the internal flash.To import a M3U playlist, load the M3U playlist into the internal flash or a Micro SD card. then find the M3U playlist under Directory. Press the M3U playlist to start importing the playlist.
1557924
So based on replies so far, "yes definitely" and "no it does not" :) I wish I knew the answer as I'm looking to purchase this but it needs to be able to support syncing Windows Media playlists.
1557925
No, but you can make playlists from the DX90 itself. It is rather inconvenient however..You have to go to each song and add to the playlist. You can have multiple playlists.
1839024
WalkmanMPT worked just perfectly on my NWZ-E344 to satisfactorily create playlists, agree with Boldwyn amazing that new Sony's software not even imports playlists! I struggled over 2 hours to figure how to successfully sync the playlists using Windows Media Player 11 with the device... whenever I sync'd the device in, it just only copied the files and didn't create anything but folders not playlists, that's was exactly what I didn't want. Thank you all.
65806
Holly, as far as I can tell there are no personal media players except the upcoming Zune from Microsoft that claim Vista support of compatibility out of the box. Hardware design cycles from other companies were probably too late to pick up on any Vista idiosyncratic device support. It will take another generation of devices (in other words a year more or so to shake the major Vista bugs out of peripherals...
2038223
Hi Evelyn, Sony NWZA818BLK Walkman is compatible with Windows Media Player 11. -Vincent
63694
It is very easy to do. When you are in Sync mode in Windows Media Player just drag and drop the name of your playlist to the player. Click Sync.
1360542
If you consider the ability to categorize your music by 'folder' name, then yes, you can create playlists. We do this when it is connected to a PC. Much easier!
1907287
It is able to read play most any video, image or music file directly from a windows shared directly, including those NTFS drives. Is also DLNA compatible. Love mine.
45273
There are drivers in the media Player software to load/ access music in "MTP mode". Really if you want to use MSC mode, the player acts like a flash drive or external harddrive- you can load music WITHOUT Windows Media Player.
629957
As long as you have a media player I don't see why wouldn't. I'm still using win 7.
644089
I have not had success using this pedal with Windows Media Player so far. It does work with Quicktime however.
1729764
The manual says that you can synchronize playlists created with Windows Media Player 10/11 but I have never tried this. Another option is to create a folder for each playlist as the iAudio 9+ has the ability to play only from a folder. I would download the user manual before buying it to make sure the player will do what you need it to do.
2204517
I'm not sure - I've only downloaded playlists from my media player so far. With those, they go right on to the next.
164652
yes, this system will play mp3 or WAV files or any type of file that your media player supports; I'm using Window Media Player w Win7 and it works fine....I'm pretty sure this will play anything that was going to come out of your speakers normally as it really is just a wireless sound card (wireless DAC)
581266
YES, it does play wma files. All my music files are wma -- I downloaded the CDs I had on my computer which still runs windows XP.
554824
This player doesn't have it's own software, so you can use whichever media program you like, I suppose. I don't use WMP or iTunes, but I've used it with Media Monkey, Musicmatch, Amarok, and a couple of others.
298434
No. You sync files from your windows type media players only. This item of mine only lasted 13 days and died. I have now gone with a Phillips MP3 player which is a remarkable player.
1331649
Not sure about how well it manages them under the native interface, but if you install Rockbox is manages them just fine, and you can easily create playlists that use songs from either the internal or external drive, songs in different folders.