Playlist sync behavior

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tnkclark
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Playlist sync behavior

Post by tnkclark »

I'm not sure how wireless sync of playlists is supposed to work. I'm using MM beta 1652 with MMA 0156. Phone is Sprint Epic 4G Touch (Samsung Galaxy S2), Android 4.1.2. When I wireless sync a 195 entry playlist, all the tracks get synced and the playlist syncs correctly in MMA. However the System Playlist and the Google Play Music Playlist (as shown by Playlist Backup) do not sync correctly. They both seem incomplete with only about 70 of 195 entries. Should the System and Google Play playlists be synced also in a wireless sync? I would think that they should either sync correctly or not sync at all.

BTW, USB sync does sync all 195 tracks in the playlist. The System Playlist looks like it should, but the Google Play Music Playlist is shuffled into a different sequence.

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Re: Playlist sync behavior

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Does MMA shows Playlist order correctly?
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tnkclark
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Re: Playlist sync behavior

Post by tnkclark »

Yes, the MMA playlist is correct and contains all 195 tracks in the correct order. The System playlist only contains the first 70 tracks, but they are in the correct order. The Google Play playlist contains 70 tracks shuffled into a different order. The first 10 or so are in the correct order, but the rest seem random.

Is MMA supposed to update the System and Google Play playlists in addition to the MMA playlist on a wireless sync? I can't find any information on how it is supposed to work. I would think that if it changes the System and Google Play playlists, then it should do it correctly.
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