- #Audify music player any way to select all songs how to
- #Audify music player any way to select all songs android
- #Audify music player any way to select all songs Pc
I have a UMX android phone Which I've never used for listening to music until now.
When I plug the phone into the computer it opens up another drive on the computer.
#Audify music player any way to select all songs Pc
One of the folders on this drive is Music and I've been able to copy music folders from my PC into this folder and listen to them via ear buds when I'm at the gym. However I have a number of folders that I've manually created on the PC. Let's just say one of them is a Beach Boys folder and I've created this folder from songs on many of the Beach Boys folders already on my PC. When, using the computer I drag this new compilation folder into the Android music folder it looks great on the computer. But when I open the music icon on my phone I don't just have the any Beach Boys compilation folder.
Instead I have folders for all of the BBs albums that have the songs I used to make the compilation computer. I tried copying the compilation to an external drive - one with no BBs music, and then using the PC to copy the folder to the Music folder for the Android phone. Once again it looked fine on the computer, but the phone had multiple Beach Boys albums. But I thought a forum devoted to Android phones might have someone who has an answer.Ĭlick to expand.Thanks olbriar, and when I ran into problems, that was my next thought. The only difficulty: I know computers, but I don't know squat about Android phones. I can easily do this with File Explorer (and did when I created the compilation before moving it to the Android Music folder).
#Audify music player any way to select all songs how to
But I have no idea how to do any of that on my phone. I don't even know how to directly delete all those Beach Boys folders through the phone, although if I delete the compilation in the Android/Music folder (using the computer, of course) then all the Beach Boys albums that got added to the phone do disappear. There seems to be no facility for creating a folder on the phone, and the populating that folder with the tunes I want. Actually I'm sure there is a way to do it, but I sure can't figure it out. Is there some sort of app that needs to be downloaded on my phone? Android Music for Idiots?Įmbarrassingly, I'm a retired computer programmer, and I fix computers for my friends and neighbors in the little town in Pennsylvania. It just seems like my mindset isn't geared for the way this phone works. Something to keep in mind is when you're using both a file manager app on your phone and a file manager utility on a computer, they're doing file/folder management in very different ways. When you use the file manage app on your phone, it's an Android app that's fully compatible with the operating system and the file system (in this case, ext4). It's running natively and the only limitations on it are because it's a user-level app so it doesn't have complete access to system-level files/folders. When you are using the file manager utility on your PC, it's running a different operating system so every time you're accessing your phone it will be trying, in a very limited way, to work with a different operating system that uses a very different file system. Things like handling metadata on files, or permissions for files/folders are also an issue. I'd redirect your focus on getting more accustomed to the file manager app on your phone to do all your file and folder management tasks, and just use the file manager on your PC as a transfer utility.Ĭlick to expand.Hmmm, the link you supplied refers to M3U files. When I look at the contents of the albums in that music folder in the U683CL path, they're all mp3 files, including the compilation. What the h is wrong with the way these phones are engineered? On a computer I can very simply create a folder containing whatever kind of music I want. When I right-click on that folder in file explorer I can select to play that folder with WinAmp or WMP or foobar.
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