Is there a second - hidden - Folder with the "Android's Playlist database" or is it the same?Īnd how can I find the power amp Folders with all Playlists active in power amp? They seem to be hidden, too. And up to know I've worked with this Folder. Only power amp knows, where they are.Īll I knew before is a Folder named "Playlists" on the first Level of the mobile phone storage. I've made an automatic search both all over the storage of the mobile phone and on the SD Card.
#POWERAMP APP WONT RECOGNIZE PLAYLISTS FULL#
But as Long as I've got no guarantee, I won't make a full scan again. Maybe this would not happen again as I now create the Playlists at my computer. I had to do this twice - both times with the result, that all my Playlists where empty and I hat some days work to reorganize power amp. I'm very afraid about a full rescan in power amp. So I've got no idea, where power amp finds the deleted files. On the SD Card has never been a Playlist Folder before. But the new Playlists from the SD Card folder are mentioned at the end of the Playlists as "Dateibasierte Wiedergabelisten" (means about "databased Playlists") with the addition "noch nicht geladen" (means about "not loaded yet") in the end the same result as at the beginning. The result is nearly the same - the deleted files are generated (and duplicated) again, the new Playlists not.
And the one I've just created only contains 3 new Playlists and not the deleted ones. On the SD Card, there has never been a Playlist Folder. Right now, power amp should only scan the Music Folder on the SD Card and no other Folder. I've disabled the normal playlist-Folder on the storage of the mobile phone in power amp and created a new one on the SD Card.
#POWERAMP APP WONT RECOGNIZE PLAYLISTS ANDROID#
P.S.: I use an Huawei P8 lite with Android 6.0 Please correct these mistakes in the app.īy the way - it is disturbing, that I have to delate the playlists in the Import folders, because power amp always duplicates the playlists while importing and noch overwrites them. The new version is mentioned below all other playlist with the addition "noch nicht geladen" (means about "not loaded yet"). Power amp then duplicates the playlists.Īnd with my latest playlist (another change of an old playlist) the app imports the old version of the playlist (which I've delated both in power amp and in the Import folder) and not the new version. However, when I located the files in a file browser on the S3 and clicked on a track, the file browser offered to let me open the track in Poweramp (and five other players, of. I don't know, how power amp imports a delated (in the folders for the import, not in Poweramp itself) playlist. Poweramp refused to recognize the album or tracks, even though it has no trouble recognizing MP3 albums and displaying them in its library as soon as I transfer them. In the last weeks, power amp also Imports playlist files, which are delated in the folders power amp should use for the import function. I don't know the path in english must be something like "Options - Folders - Import of Playlist". Bass and treble adjustment are installed separately with mixing and balancing. Certainly, it’s a premium app that has sensational features along with huge 10 band graphical equalizer with full optimizing features. I import them to power amp with the function of the app ("Einstellungen - Ortner und Bibliothek - Importiere Systembibliothekswiedergabelisten"). If you have some money to spend on a music player then Poweramp Music Player won’t dare to disappoint you. The playlists are always much easier beeing orginized on a computer.
This question has also been asked on the forums with no answer as yet.Using playlists is the most important feature for me and the reason why I choose power amp - because it is one of the few apps, where I can Import playlists from the computer. I didn't make the connection until last night.that the songs in the playlists could be getting wiped from something we are connecting to online since, as I said before, this device can no longer connect to the internet and all of it's playlists and songs remain intact.Īnd, what further pisses me off (as one poster also mentioned) is not only the time it takes to create these playlists but that we can't locate the playlist file as a tangible file that we can save and restore when this occurs. But all of it's playlists (which I created before November, 2012 just before the wifi went) are still intact. Anyhow, the WiFi on my Craig Netbook broke back in November 2012 so I can't connect to the internet with it anymore. OK so, I also have a Craig Netbook running an older version of Android.
I have created playlists using Android Music app, Rocket Player app, Media Player app, Mork and a few others, all of which get deleted.not the playlist (as another poster mentioned) but the songs IN the playlist are no longer there). I am experiencing the same problem on my Toshiba Thrive running Android 4.0.1. This is what I discovered last night (no solution, mind you, just another piece to the puzzle, I think).
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