mkennedy

hi.
how do you create playlists in betaplayer (the free version)?
thanks.

Julie

I played around with it some tonight and it seems pretty easy.

Open TCPMP, select File > Playlist
Tap File > Add Files
Select a folder that contains the music you wish to use
Go through the list of music there and tap each song that you'd like to add to the playlist. When you are done with that folder, you can tap another folder and do the same.

After you've selected all the music you wish to add, tap OK at the upper top right hand side of screen. On the next screen, you can rearrange the music to get it into your preferred playing order using the blue arrows on the bottom. You can also move things around by tapping File and selecting some of the options there.

When you are done, tap File > Save PlayList.

julie

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mkennedy

Originally Posted by Julie

I played around with it some tonight and it seems pretty easy. Open TCPMP, select File > Playlist Tap File > Add Files Select a folder that contains the music you wish to use Go through the list of music there and tap each song that you'd like to add to the playlist. When you are done with that folder, you can tap another folder and do the same. After you've selected all the music you wish to add, tap OK at the upper top right hand side of screen. On the next screen, you can rearrange the music to get it any to your preferred playing order using the blue arros on the bottom. You can also move things around by tapping File and selecting some of the options there. When you are done, tap File > Save PlayList. julie

thanks.
I knew it was something like that but for some reason just couldn't get the hang of it :)