When MediaMonkey scans your hard disk, it searches for music and

playlist file types that you've chosen. By default, Windows Media

Player and iTunes, don't store playlists in a format that can be read

by MediaMonkey. If you want MediaMonkey to read these playlists, you'll

want to export them into a format that MediaMonkey can read (e.g. .m3u

or .pls).



For Windows Media Player Playlists:

 1. Click Library.

 2. In the Contents pane (the left pane), expand the My Playlists category, 

    and then click a playlist to make it play.

 3. On the File menu, click Save Now Playing List As (Save Playlist As in

    Windows Media Player 9 Series), click Save as type, and then click M3U

    Playlist(*.m3u).

 4. In the File name box, type a file name for the M3U playlist, and then 

    click Save.

 5. In MediaMonkey, click File > Add Folders and scan the directory 

    containing the playlist(s).



For iTunes Playlists:

 1. This functionality is not provided by default.  Download and run either of 

    the following scripts:

    o iTunes Export: http://www.ericdaugherty.com/dev/itunesexport/

    o Export Playlist to  .m3u: 

      http://homepage.mac.com/beryrinaldo/AudioTron/Export_Playlist_to_M3U

 2. In MediaMonkey, click File > Add Folders and scan the directory containing

    the playlist(s).