by Scottes » Mon Sep 14, 2020 10:28 am
I have a Galaxy S9, all up to date.
MediaMonkey is running latest, just updated.
I am trying to sync my Playlists, and only my Playlists, to my phone. All but 1 are auto-playlists.
I've configured the sync: Tools... Options... Portable Device Sync... select Galaxy S9... Configure.
Auto-Sync --> Device: Music unchecked, Playlists has many checked
Auto-Sync --> Music: All unchecked
I click on Tools... Sync Device... Auto-Synchronize...
Status bar shows it prepares the list of files, and then I get an error: There isn't enough space on the device to synchronize.
If I click Yes to continue, it starts copying song files. Again, all I want is my Auto-playlists.
If it matters... I've manually pushed songs to the phone by Ripping them to MP3s and then copying them to the phone's SD card. MM has no issues seeing/playing any of the songs.
If the sync'ing isn't possible, are there instructions somewhere on how to create auto playlists within MM on the phone? I simply cannot figure it out by poking around on the phone.
I have a Galaxy S9, all up to date.
MediaMonkey is running latest, just updated.
I am trying to sync my Playlists, and only my Playlists, to my phone. All but 1 are auto-playlists.
I've configured the sync: Tools... Options... Portable Device Sync... select Galaxy S9... Configure.
Auto-Sync --> Device: Music unchecked, Playlists has many checked
Auto-Sync --> Music: All unchecked
I click on Tools... Sync Device... Auto-Synchronize...
Status bar shows it prepares the list of files, and then I get an error: There isn't enough space on the device to synchronize.
If I click Yes to continue, it starts copying song files. Again, all I want is my Auto-playlists.
If it matters... I've manually pushed songs to the phone by Ripping them to MP3s and then copying them to the phone's SD card. MM has no issues seeing/playing any of the songs.
If the sync'ing isn't possible, are there instructions somewhere on how to create auto playlists within MM on the phone? I simply cannot figure it out by poking around on the phone.