Does this play WMP playlists?
801390
It should do so without any problem. I have transferred tons of music from my computer (from my favorite CDs) to my Coby as well as music from online outlets (like Amazon & Itunes)
801391
Yes! Before I download any music into my computer, I select the mp3 format in Windows Media Player. Then I download whole albums into my computer. Then I plug the mp3 player into the usb slot, move whole albums or songs from here and there to make compilations into the playlist section and then sync it into the mp3 player. It is quite simple with this mp3 player. I am a senior citizen that is electronic illiterate and I can do it so it should be a snap for younger people! Hope that helps!!
1605788
So Far Its Worked Fine With MP3 and WMA. I Have Not Tried It With The Other Two.
5688
nope, you certainly don't need windows media center. It just makes it a little more convenient if you do, since all your files are in the appropriate folders and WMP finds them automatically. But it does work with Home and Pro as well (I have home). I just might recommend you download mediamonkey (www.mediamonkey.com) if you have a lot of music files to deal with, it manages them better and also the synching capabilities beat out WMP. Hope this helps.
581266
YES, it does play wma files. All my music files are wma -- I downloaded the CDs I had on my computer which still runs windows XP.
1030053
I just dragged my iTunes music directory over and it read and played the music. The only thing I found was it didn't recognize the play lists
554824
This player doesn't have it's own software, so you can use whichever media program you like, I suppose. I don't use WMP or iTunes, but I've used it with Media Monkey, Musicmatch, Amarok, and a couple of others.
1724155
If you mean mp3 yes it will. If you have music in a mp4 format on a SD card or USB stick it should play that way as well.
51022
Just plug a USB drive into this player and you can listen to music. It does not read Windows Media files though.
1036694
Yes, it will play music files (mp3, wma, etc.) on a usb drive and it works with file folders on the drive. You can even use it to charge.
2103160
I haven't tried that feature. We are having a difficult time to get it to shuffle in a playlist so I would think if you assigned it all to the playlist it will play it. To be honest, this wasn't a good purchase...freezes up quite a bit when trying maneuver from folder to folder.
1557922
This does not support Windows Media playlists or M3U playlists with the current firmware (2.1.0). It only supports playlists created on the device itself.
268901
You just need to create a playlist in Windows Media Player and then drag that whole playlist over to synch it up.
875736
While researching this I found this pdf http://www.wolverinedata.com/downloads/Wolverine_ESP_playlist_Creation.pdf. Also in the user manual it states that you can build a playlist in WMP or winamp like apps and push them to the ESP. The only gotcha I could see is that if you wanted to use WMP to push A/V and playlists it looked like you had to make a setting change on the ESP. Nothing major, just worth noting.
2204516
I don't really know. I was so disappointed that it wouldn't play WMA books (which is my major use of the device) that I put it on the shelf and purchased a more expensive SanDisk 4GB clip zip player which plays WMA, MP3, and other formats. I've had generally good experience with SanDisk; so I coughed up a few more dollars. I really was disappointed in the Electrohome player.
53914
Yes, it supports MP3, AAC, WMA, OGG, FLAC, APE and WAV. It's just that for videos, it can't play MKV or FLV.
1048317
Hello, yes it does, although sadly most of my music files are in the mp3 format, the ones I have in FLAC worked like a charm syncing with winamp...
1430665
I don't know as I only use one playlist. Didn't know that was an option. Will try it.