Playlists on Fuze? I am interested in buying the Fuze, but I need to make sure I can easily make or transfer playlists from Windows Media. I noticed this question was asked a few weeks ago, but with no definite answer. Anybody know for sure? Playlists on Fuze? I am interested in buying the Fuze, but I need to make sure I can easily make or transfer playlists from Windows Media. I noticed this question was asked a few weeks ago, but... » Read More Playlists on Fuze? I am interested in buying the Fuze, but I need to make sure I can easily make or transfer playlists from Windows Media. I noticed this question was asked a few weeks ago, but with no definite answer. Anybody know for sure? « Show Less
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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.
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Jess, This task is a slam dunk with Fuze. I barely know how to run my computer, but transfering my playlists was instantly easy. Buy it. bill
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Jess, I agree with the karibbeangirl, I had have no trouble whatsoever synching specific playlists from WMP11 (or 10) to my Fuze. I have had other problems with subscription services for a while, but no troubles at all with WMP, simply by synching in Microsoft's recommended windows and manner.
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Zune is very easy to use - and no WMP is a standalone software and only syncs to plays for sure devices, like Archos, creative (for example)Install the zune software, and just use it to find your files and import them. They will still be in WMP. The Zune software is a lot more sophisticated, and I think you will like it.
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yes, simply go to windows media player,then library ,then in the top left corner you will see create playlist , click on it ,then just start click and drag to the right side your song's to the right side and when you done click on save playlist also you have the option to name your playlist by clicking on the button just above it
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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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I have had no problem creating a playlist in windows media player 11 and copying it to the Sansa player from Windows Media player. That is the only way I found to get a playlist. You can't create it from the Sansa player
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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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Yes you can do this. You will need to use a media server in order to do this. Microsoft has one that is built in to most Operating Systems if you have windows Vista, or 7 you can use Windows Media Player and there are setting in there that allow you to setup a media server. You would then just choose a directory (aka your 2TB drive) to share and when you use the WD Play you go in to the storage app and chose the media server you setup and all the files will be on there. Now personally I have found Plex to be better and easier Media Server to use so I would recommend downloading Plex Media Server. (It is free) You do the same thing add the files and then the Plex Server will show up on your WD Box under the Storage App.
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I have just implemented one way of doing this with the AK 240. You create a playlist which includes a single song. When you choose to play this playlist, the player will play that song and then stop. The procedure is admittedly clumsy, but effective. Moreover, if you give your playlists the name of the respective song, you'll get an ordering of your favorite songs that is more manageable than the listing of ALL songs provided by the device.
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That has to be done digitally, you would have to convert your files to mp3 then create the play list in whatever application you use. IE itunes.
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I usually use windows media player, but you can use anything really. Itunes works and just copying from windows explorer works also. Hope that helps.
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You can make playlists on windows media player and transfer them or you can hold one "go-list" which is basically a playlist made away from a computer.
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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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Hi, if you are pertaining dragging and dropping when creating a playlist, this can be done using Windows Media Player 11 on your computer. -Ely
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The view and fuze have very similar controls and interfaces(It may be the exact same if not really close). The view basically just has a bigger and better screen and is a bigger device. Neither has replaceable battery and both integrate the sd card. If you want to mainly watch video's get a view if you want to mainly listen to music get a fuze.
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Patricia, Not sure as I only use this for downloading overdrive audiobooks from my library and they automatically get placed either in nonfiction or fiction under the genre button or in unkown. I have not created my own playlist for this. I know there is a section that stores all your songs as I have seen it on my walkman. I would suggest going somewhere that you can check this out and play with all the features for a bit in a store first such as Best where they have display units out if you can. I know Best Buy displays these sony walkman's out on dispaly. For more info check out the reviews for this on Amazon.com and Best Buy.com and you may find what you are looking for. Hope this helps.
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I am happy with the M260. I use mine for audio books from Audible.com and also for music. I do have 1 concern. I have 3 CD's that I put together myself with Windows Media Player and transfered to the M260. These 3 do not show up when I use windows explorer or windows media player. They only show up on the M260. What gives?
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It only works with Windows Media Player. it has a small number of apps that came with it that aren't really very helpful, it looks like they went "pretty" over "Functionality" and scouring the web, pretty much all the app sites for aftermarket apps are gone now, but I DID find a program called Aida64 that can be used to create custom apps, that's all I've used since I made one for system stats. and game support for it is pretty light. google it and read the wiki on the g19 and you can see the list of games that support it. nothing terribly new so not sure if games are even trying to offer support. It only works with Windows Media Player. it has a small number of apps that came with it that aren't really very helpful, it looks like they went "pretty" over "Functionality" and scouring the web, pretty much all the app sites for aftermarket apps are gone now, but I DID find a program called Aida64 that can be used to create custom apps, that's all I've used since I made one for system stats. and game support for it is pretty light. google it and read the wiki on the g19 and you can see the list of games that support it. nothing terribly new so not sure if games are... » Read More It only works with Windows Media Player. it has a small number of apps that came with it that aren't really very helpful, it looks like they went "pretty" over "Functionality" and scouring the web, pretty much all the app sites for aftermarket apps are gone now, but I DID find a program called Aida64 that can be used to create custom apps, that's all I've used since I made one for system stats. and game support for it is pretty light. google it and read the wiki on the g19 and you can see the list of games that support it. nothing terribly new so not sure if games are even trying to offer support. « Show Less