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I am using Windows Media player 11. In the older version of wmp, my playlist is able to autoload. However, in this version, I have to manually start my playlist everytime I start wmp. Is there a way to allow a playlist to autoload? Thanks. 届ã‹ãªãã¦ã‚‚ 追ã„ã‹ã‘㦠|
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on 2009-05-04 03:25:58 |
Hmm... maybe load all of your songs and then make a playlist (.wpl) file.  |
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Erm, that is what I did. I even made a new playlist when my old ones would not autoload. Is it because it is the new version? 届ã‹ãªãã¦ã‚‚ 追ã„ã‹ã‘㦠|
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Same thing happen to me idk much so i think wmp 11 isnt a ready program but it is more compatible my advice; just open the files on folders its just opening stuff but if you want to stay that way its fine... just wait for wmp 12 on windows 7 |
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on 2009-05-08 05:51:18 |
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That's why I prefer Windows Media Player 9... XD |
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I sorta have a way to fix it. Just click on the play button and it will autoload the previous playlist. Guess that is how it works though the playlist is not shown on the list pane. 届ã‹ãªãã¦ã‚‚ 追ã„ã‹ã‘㦠|
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on 2009-05-15 15:12:22 |
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I use to always use Windows Media Player, but now, all I us eis Winamp. You can easily save your palylists and they are loaded everytime you open up. You can make a playlist for radios, and just click play to be able to listen on the stream! I always thought I would go back to WMP after starting with winamp, but now I can't seperate myself! :D (Btw, I also had that same issue, and just had to load up mt playlist everytime, which got annoying >:| ) |
