Windows 10: MP3 PLAYERS WHICH ARE COMPATIBLE WITH WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER WITH THE PLAYLIST FEATURE

Please suggest MP3 players which are compatible with Windows Media Player that allows a person to add and play customized playlists.


Any help will be greatly appreciated.


Thanks,


Sean

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Seeking an mp3 player that will accept Windows Media Player playlists.

My Philips Go Gear Vibe and my new Sony Walkman will not accept Windows Media Player playlists.

I preformed the usual procedures: connect the device, drop and drag to sync list, start sync, wait for it to finish, disconnect device when prompted. When I look for my playlists, they aren't there.

On the Go Gear Vibe, I was updating existing playlists. It simply deleted those playlists. It added new songs, but removed the playlists.

The Sony Walkman won't accept .wpl playlists at all. They had me download Sony Music Center, but it will not recognize .wpl playlists for import.

My Philips Go Gear Vibe still has some playlists on it, I just can't add any new or updated ones. I'm weary of doing anything with it at this time.

What mp3 players are most capable of receiving Windows Media Player playlists from Windows Media Player 12 on Windows 10?

 

Seeking an mp3 player that will accept Windows Media Player playlists.

If I'm not mistaken, you are just copying and pasting from a manual.

You have probably never used Windows Media Player or know what a playlist is.

I want a response by someone who actually knows what I'm talking about.

Transferring a playlist requires transferring all of the songs in the playlist along with the playlist itself. I want to sync a playlist to my player. This is not a device problem. This is either a Windows Media Player problem or a Windows 10 problem.
I was hoping you knew of any current mp3 players that could sync with playlists on Windows Media Player 12. Microsoft has to send the manufacturers something so that they can make the software for their devices to interface with Windows Media Player and Windows
10.

[By the way, all recent Microsoft software is poorly designed. Outlook.com is too slow to function. Microsoft Edge is pretty much unusable. Microsoft doesn't know how to make anything good anymore.]

 

Seeking an mp3 player that will accept Windows Media Player playlists.

Hi,

It is true that the challenges that you are experiencing with your playlists that were exported from
Windows Media Player may be caused by the application itself. Let us go ahead and run the troubleshooters for
Windows Media Player to diagnose if not resolve the issue that you are having. Here are the steps on how to do so:

• Click on the Start button.
• In the Search box, type Troubleshooting and press
  Enter.
• Once the Control Panel window comes up, click on
  View all on the left navigation pane.
• Select Windows Media Player Library on the list and follow the on-screen steps in running the troubleshooter.

Should you have any other concerns, don’t hesitate to let us know.