I think I will have to strip the song files out of there folders rename them with a numerical code at the beginning and then copy past them into the elipse fit clip bypassing windows media player all together. This is not the order they appear in the new play list. I only like the one song but I'm sure if there were two they would be together. When I synced the list to the eclipse fit clip all the songs on the play list that are from the artist Michael Roe are right at the beginning and then the one song from Everlast is after that. The first artist in the new play list from windows media player was Michael Roe the second was Everlast ect. I reread the manual on the eclipse fit clip and tried all the options under play or (play back) with a newly created play list. The file types supported by each can be very different. The only thing in common between an MP3 player and a computer is that you can use a computer to place your music onto the device. An MP3 player is a standalone hardware device. Media players are software run on a computer. And ALL of this has NOTHING to do with an MP3 player. You have to create a playlist using each media player. In other words, you can't use a playlist created in media player A using media player B. The list has the file name and the location on the HDD.Īs noted, many media players (including WMP) support playlists, but they often can't be used by other players. It doesn't matter and is entirely up to you.Ī playlist is simply a text file which contains a list of media files (video or audio) to be played.

You can use the default folder layout (which many media players use) or simply put all of the songs into a single folder.

How the songs are stored (ie: C:/music/Pink Floyd/The Wall/.) is NOT a playlist.

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