All of my music is stored on a NAS. Format is wav file. Ripped using third party software or WMP. I have a number of Playlists I’ve created using WMP. When I open Sonos it sees all of my music under ‘Music Library’ but none of my playlists. What can i do to make my playlists available?
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How do I see/play playlist stored on a NAS?
Best answer by jgatie
Imported Playlists are found under Music Library > Imported Playlists. As long as they are in the share path, Sonos will import 2 types of playlists, iTunes and .m3u. If yours are another format, convert them to .m3u.
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Imported Playlists are found under Music Library > Imported Playlists. As long as they are in the share path, Sonos will import 2 types of playlists, iTunes and .m3u. If yours are another format, convert them to .m3u.
After doing some house cleaning and eliminating duplicates, cleaning up the library, etc; one old, existing playlist is showing under ‘imported playlists’. This particular playlist is a .wpl file. I don’t know why it appeared but it works. Last night I created a new playlist but it does not show under ‘imported playlists’.
Is there a procedure, like indexing, that will discover the playlist and list it under imported playlists?
Also, the support section of Sonos seems to indicate that a playlist created with Windows Media Player (.wpl) is acceptable.
So, I ran an index and the new playlist is there under ‘imported playlists’. So for the time being all is well.
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