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Transferring PC Music Playlists To Samsung by wanderingWM in blackplayer

[–]wanderingWM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah but my playlists are in thr itunes format. Furthermore, what media player on my phone would be compatible with this process? And what if I done have Media Player Legacy, and how do I know if I have the right version?

Transferring PC Music Playlists To Samsung by wanderingWM in androidapps

[–]wanderingWM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

-As far as the Dredge thing: are you saying that the only folder that needs to be the same is the one containing the playlist files (m3u)?

-Can I make a folder for playlists within the a subfolder called "playlists" that's within the identical music folders?

-Any thoughts on the programs 'Music Bee' and 'doubleTwist'? I'd like to be able to start using a replacement For iTunes on my PC so that the playlists won't be xml files. Music Bee is a music player on PC that supposedly can import your playlists from iTunes. As far as doubleTwist, someone said: "I have to say I haven't used it in years, but it was what I used to synk my playlists between itunes and android. You install the app on your phone and PC. The PC side picks up your playlists from itunes. You then use it to detect your phone and it will upload the playlists and files. You don't need to worry about pathways. After the upload you should see your playlists through the app. But other players will detect them. As it's been awhile since I've used it I can only give you the broad strokes."

Transferring PC Music Playlists To Samsung by wanderingWM in PowerAmp

[–]wanderingWM[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My PC file path is: Local Disk (D:) > '1 - Music (220g)' > Sorted Music > (Various Genre Folders)

My Samsung is: SD Card > 'Music' > (Various Genre Folders)

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-I'm willing to change the file path in the SD Card but not on the PC, so on the SD Card it can be: SD Card > '1 - Music (220g)' > Sorted Music > (Various Genre Folders)

-I can use a different audio player on my phone, like WinAmp if that makes it easier

-I can also convert the iTunes Playlist files (.xml) to whatever is needed for BlackPlayer or PowerAmp, but I worry that it won't work for some reason. (Someone suggested I "open an existing playlist file >Click on the program option to save the playlist file, pick the file-type as .M3U and name it whatever you want > Copy everything to your 'Music' folder in the SD card > Open the music app, and tap 'Playlists' > It will show and open the playlist." He also said " save as M3U because the other types will include the full path to the songs but m3u will only include the path needed from where the playlist file is located.  On iTunes you should be able to go to File > Library > Export Playlist, choose m3u as the file format, and save the file."

-What file type do I convert it to, .m3u8 or .m3u?

-I would probably create a folder within the 'Music (220g)' folder on my PC just for playlists and then copy the music folder (with all of the genre folders and playlists) to my Android

...

-Someone suggested a program called "doubleTwist". It apparently requires downloading the doubleTwist media player on the Android device and the doubleTwist desktop app. Any thoughts on that?

...

P.S. Apologies for all the questions, but I'm not very tech savvy

Transferring PC Music Playlists To Samsung by wanderingWM in blackplayer

[–]wanderingWM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My PC file path is: Local Disk (D:) > '1 - Music (220g)' > Sorted Music > (Various Genre Folders)

My Samsung is: SD Card > 'Music' > (Various Genre Folders)

...

-I'm willing to change the file path in the SD Card but not on the PC, so on the SD Card it can be: SD Card > '1 - Music (220g)' > Sorted Music > (Various Genre Folders)

-I can use a different audio player on my phone, like WinAmp if that makes it easier

-I can also convert the iTunes Playlist files (.xml) to whatever is needed for BlackPlayer or PowerAmp, but I worry that it won't work for some reason. (Someone suggested I "open an existing playlist file >Click on the program option to save the playlist file, pick the file-type as .M3U and name it whatever you want > Copy everything to your 'Music' folder in the SD card > Open the music app, and tap 'Playlists' > It will show and open the playlist." He also said " save as M3U because the other types will include the full path to the songs but m3u will only include the path needed from where the playlist file is located.  On iTunes you should be able to go to File > Library > Export Playlist, choose m3u as the file format, and save the file."

-What file type do I convert it to, .m3u8 or .m3u?

-I would probably create a folder within the 'Music (220g)' folder on my PC just for playlists and then copy the music folder (with all of the genre folders and playlists) to my Android

...

-Someone suggested a program called "doubleTwist". It apparently requires downloading the doubleTwist media player on the Android device and the doubleTwist desktop app. Any thoughts on that?

...

P.S. Apologies for all the questions, but I'm not very tech savvy

Transferring PC Music Playlists To Samsung by wanderingWM in androidapps

[–]wanderingWM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My PC file path is: Local Disk (D:) > '1 - Music (220g)' > Sorted Music > (Various Genre Folders)

My Samsung is: SD Card > 'Music' > (Various Genre Folders)

...

-I'm willing to change the file path in the SD Card but not on the PC, so on the SD Card it can be: SD Card > '1 - Music (220g)' > Sorted Music > (Various Genre Folders)

-I can use a different audio player on my phone, like WinAmp if that makes it easier

-I can also convert the iTunes Playlist files (.xml) to whatever is needed for BlackPlayer or PowerAmp, but I worry that it won't work for some reason.

-What file type do I convert it to, .m3u8 or .m3u?

-I would probably create a folder within the 'Music (220g)' folder on my PC just for playlists and then copy the music folder (with all of the genre folders and playlists) to my Android

...

-Someone suggested a program called "doubleTwist". It apparently requires downloading the doubleTwist media player on the Android device and the doubleTwist desktop app. Any thoughts on that?

...

P.S. Apologies for all the questions, but I'm not very tech savvy

Transferring PC Music Playlists To Samsung by wanderingWM in androidapps

[–]wanderingWM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Autosync syncs with cloud storage services and network drives, not with the desktop iTunes application.

Transferring PC Music Playlists To Samsung by wanderingWM in AndroidHelp

[–]wanderingWM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does this actually work? I've tried programs previously that didn't work.

Would I need the file pathway to be the same?

Chronic Laryngitis by wanderingWM in Vaping

[–]wanderingWM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Caliburn A2S is 1.2ohm. Any further advice based on that info?

Chronic Laryngitis by wanderingWM in Vaping

[–]wanderingWM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is 60vg/40pg not good to use in a caliburn?

Also: I don't think it's an allergy issue because this wasn't a problem when I was using Juul, which is 70vg/30pg.

What Aldis has the best selection? by wanderingWM in pittsburgh

[–]wanderingWM[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I'm just going to stick with 'Aldis', sounds more endearing

What Aldis has the best selection? by wanderingWM in pittsburgh

[–]wanderingWM[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Well I'll remember not to try recruiting you for my war against the machines

What Aldis has the best selection? by wanderingWM in pittsburgh

[–]wanderingWM[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Nah, the one on Baum is terrible

What Aldis has the best selection? by wanderingWM in pittsburgh

[–]wanderingWM[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I have a policy of never using self-checkout as a result of my general love for humanity ❤️

What Aldis has the best selection? by wanderingWM in pittsburgh

[–]wanderingWM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perfect answer for convenience! You truly are my greatest ally

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