Will this import songs and playlists from Windows Media Player?
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You can transfer the music that you have imported into the Windows Media Player from the CD. How to transfer music: 1) Start Windows Explorer 2) Copy and paste the music data of the corresponding to WALKMAN's music folder * Digital Rights Management content (DRM) can not be imported in Windows Media Player.
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If I recall, it can make playlists on the go. I returned mine. After being a Creative user for many years, I found this to be absolutely horrible.
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You can have it organized into folders, or just a long list. You can put songs into playlist for quick play. (That's what I suggest)
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No playlist support, so far, and you can't import them. Will show artist, album, genre. But the sound quality makes up for the poor interface.
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No. Its as easy as copying/moving and pasting from your music folder to your hifiman player folder. Just as you'd do if the player was USB storage.
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The manual says to create your playlist in Windows Media Player and then transfer over to the Sansa player.http://mp3support.sandisk.com/sansa/UserManual/CLIP/CLIP_UM_English.pdf
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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.
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I have thousands of songs on my WMP 11, can't I just use that to sync? And if I have to "import" all of it to Zune's software, will it still be on my WMP too?
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most mp3 players are not compatable with i tunes but if you have the newest version of windows media player all you have to do is put your music into your music folder and it will automaticly be added to media player for syncing onto your sony
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I'm not sure - I've only downloaded playlists from my media player so far. With those, they go right on to the next.
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With the Sony players, you can use Windows Media if you want...it's compatible.However, it doesn't force you to. If you prefer, you can also use a simple drag-and-drop with folders, like a mass storage device.
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Playlist will be intact and will not split music into album format or genre. However, Playlist must be created under the following programs: For Windows: Windows Media Player and Media Go (format must be .pla and .m3u respectively). And for Mac, playlist must be under iTunes (.m3U). Hope this helps. -Ely
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As long as you have a media player I don't see why wouldn't. I'm still using win 7.
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A USB to your computer. It works with your music files. I use Windows Media Player. When you plug it in it opens the program and you drag songs onto the sync list, then click sync, and in a few seconds the music is loaded.
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Thanks for your question. Yes, this will handle playlists. This is an amazing sounding player. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud A&K dealer.
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There so many different file types. Most music is in Mp3 format- Yes it does support them; there are Wavs, which are sound clips- Yes it does support them; There are WMAs (as mentioned below) it plays them. There are movies; they are avi's and mp4's- Yes it supports them (And more). But you must first download them to your computer, then you can transfer them to your player, I have found very few files it won't play.
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Plug it into your USB on computer and drag and drop to the music folder on player