When it comes to files on an Android device MediaMonkey for Android supports what your device supports in formats. So perhaps it isn't supported.
When it comes to UPnP it's up to the server to share the information and files, not the client.

You can however, tell MMW to convert the files when streaming (UPnP) or Synchronizing.

Is there an android version that will find WPL's on the computer that holds all my music?

I don't see WPL as an option in MediaMonkey 4, but it is supported in MediaMonkey 5: https://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewt ... 86639&sd=d

I do not think that MM can read WPL's anymore. I downloaded the Windows version of MM on the computer where I store all my music along with a number of WPL's. It finds my music but not any WPL's. I believe I began to read about the ability to convert from WPL extensions to files with the extension you can access. If I am correct in this theory, I am not inclined to use a conversion process. If I run this process will it leave my WPL's intact? Will it place the converted files in the same Playlist folder?

Which version of MMA and what DLNA Server are you connecting to?

MM finds the server when using UPnP but I get a "Connection Failed" when trying to find Playlist. I should inform you that one of your competitors "Cyberlink" on my Android phone finds my Playlist and play the music contained in those Playlist. Let me add that I was not obligated to pay for this feature with Cyberlink, whereas, with MM I had to pay extra to obtain music on my server.