
The Band X folder is a duplicate of all the music already in lists 1 & 2, taking up unnecessary space on your device. NOTE 1: If you have separate tracks from Band X in Playlists 1 & 2, but would also like to have a Playlist of JUST Band X, if you check “create a sub-folder…” MusicBee will create 3 folders on your Sony, Playlist 1 and 2 and Band X. I've just transferred over 10 days worth of music onto my NW-A45 using the above settings so I'm pretty sure they work. Once the transfer is complete go to the Sony’s main screen and click on “Playlists” and you should see the Playlist you’ve just created with the number of individual tracks it contains, then go to the Folder view, and you should see all the music that has been transferred to the device see Notes 2 & 3. Next go to one of your Playlists and, Right Click \ Send To \ Device \ your Walkman’s internal storage or SD card. Under “artwork storage” select, “embed artwork in the music file.”Ĭlick, Save \ Apply \ Save, and you should be good to go! If you don’t set the Playlist path correctly the Playlist will be created but will NOT work!!! (I missed that step a bunch of times! )ĭo NOT Check, “create a sub-folder for each playlist and its tracks,” IF you have tracks that appear in multiple Playlists see Note 1.

Under “playlist storage” the “playlists path” MUST be: MUSIC\ Select, “only convert files not already formatted as…”Ĭheck, “level volume” and then select either Track or Album leveling. Under “on the fly conversion” check, “convert to” and select the File Format and degree of Compression you want to use, even if your files are already converted on your PC. The “music files” template should be: Music\, plus any other information you want to display. Under “media storage” the “storage path” should be the drive letter of your Walkman’s storage, either internal or the SD card. On the default “Music” tab select the Playlists you want to synchronize do NOT check “synchronize music.”



To synchronize Music and Playlists on your Walkman, with leveled sound and embedded artwork, first connected it then select: Edit \ Preferences \ Devices.Ĭlick on your Walkman, or its internal SD card if you have one, depending on where you want to store your music and playlists. If you have installed Music Center check your Sorting Tags for albums, and every individual track on the albums, and edit appropriately. WARNING: do NOT install and run Sony Music Center!!! I did and the Sorting Tags for my ENTIRE music collection were corrupted.
