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@andrewilley 최상위 폴더 이름이 SdCardBackUp 인것이 문제일까요? 이것은 전혀 상관없다고 생각합니다.

@andrewilley If you have a lot of music files, working manually is too difficult and takes a long time. There won't be many people who do that.

@andrewilley Screen_Recording_20220925_200317_Poweramp.mp4 The first method is to use a previously used playlist .Extract it to an m3u8 file and move it to a new device, regardless of the file path .This is how to open an m3u8 file with a Poweramp to load a playlist. This ensures that there is no problem with the list, and even with the playlist name .m3u8 does not stick. Screen_Recording_20220925_200619_Poweramp.mp4 The second way is in the Playlists folder .Put the m3u8 file and move the folder to the top-level folder that contains music, and then scan the Playlists folder in the Poweramp from the playlist title .m3u8 name is not cleared. For example, on a previous device, in the Music folder, in the My list folder, there is music named abc, and in the Poweramp, create a playlist called My music to add abc music .Export the playlist to an m3u8 file. If the path changes or the file name changes on the new device, the information will not be blown as shown in the screenshot. The Repartition / recovery option must match the previous one to work. We can't solve it here. Also, the first method is to open and load files one by one with a Poweramp, so it is very cumbersome if you have a lot of playlists.

@andrewilleyAre you saying that on your new phone, you should first set the music path in Poweramp and then load the files that contain playlists? So what about the existing selected folders/permissions? Do you try to delete a playlist that fails to load properly?

@andrewilley Do I have to manually set the path to all the songs again? This is very cumbersome and has a lot of music files.

@andrewilley ?

@andrewilley @andrewilley @andrewilley Are you referring to the .m3u8 file inside /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.maxmpz.audioplayer/files/playlists on your existing phone? This file What should I do with this file?

@andrewilley It just doesn't appear as a replay in the playlist, and all songs load the information as it does. SdCardBackUpPoweramp configuration file (including playlists) The filename is 2022--6--21-PM-10-50-30.Poweramp-settings.

@andrewilley @andrewilley Can't work automatically? You have exported settings including playlists through Export Settings in the Poweramp app. The Music folder is /storage/emulated/0/SdCardBackUp here. Rebrowsing/Repairing does not fix it.

@andrewilley Can't work automatically?

@andrewilley This is the latest version of the power amp.

When I switched to a new phone, I exported and saved the power amp settings (including playlists), then moved the settings file to the new phone and loaded and loaded it. However, the music file information in the playlist is not loaded properly and the album art and title are strange. However, it can be played back, and even if I search/restore it, it is not fixed. How do I solve it?

@andrewilley It doesn't make sense to me that the playlist backup/restore option is dead just because the device changes and the folder names and paths change. If the problem occurs in the beta version, we will delete the beta version. However, in this case, the application must be reinstalled and the playlist still cannot be loaded properly.

@andrewilley I would like to know the option to automatically synchronize the playlist by retrieving the file name specified in Specify Music Folder regardless of the file path of the playlist. Currently, the saved path varies depending on the device or folder name. In this case, open the file again and modify the path, put it in all music folders, or even if multiple music folders are made into one playlist, even if you put the file with the playlist name in one folder The music in the was not recognized properly. You need to create a playlist again. What makes the Poweramp playlist backup/restore option so inconvenient? The file name is the same, only the path has been changed, and it was specified in the music folder designation, but the playlist does not recognize it properly, so they are still talking about the same thing. The biggest worry is that if the device is changed, the path is changed, the folder name is changed, or the music file name is changed later, the tag information inside does not change and only the music title changes, but if it is not recognized properly, it will cause a big trouble and the application will be refunded. there is no choice but to

@andrewilley There doesn't seem to be an option to automatically sync from a specified music folder without manually resetting the path. If there are multiple folders or the storage has been changed or renamed, you need to open the file and edit the path, create a new playlist to add the file, or put all the files one by one with the playlist name to be applied to the folder containing the music. If there are dozens or hundreds of folders or dozens or hundreds of songs in a playlist, it is too inconvenient to edit the paths one by one. Why isn't there an option to automatically sync playlists when the music scan folder is correctly specified and the songs have the same name?