Playlist Creator 3

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• Problems of playlist on 8 GB Clip +...

  I'm at my wits end.  I successfully used the method of Windows Explorer to create playlists, for my new Clip +, but when I disconnect the player and go to see the results, the first selection that is put in place becomes read ONLY list that works.  No matter if I plug it again, delete and recreate via computer, change the USB settings or anything like that.  Once disconnected from the comp, I'm going to choose a playlist, the player will have a second or two to apparently make up the list, and it is successful. But if I go back and try to choose a different list, the SAME SONGS in the FIRST chosen are responsible.

  I tried to use different USB connections I've read here in the forums without success.  I am facing the same problem as above. Other methods here, I recently tried to create playlists, and none have worked entirely:

  1. with the help of WMP, but that was before I found the USB MTP setting, and not, it seems, even once, I will have to delete all my content to the reader and reinsert it using WMP to (maybe) try to recreate playlists? I don't think so.

  2. I tried using the free "on Sansa Clip Playlist Creator" app, but he does not even see the Clip when it is connected, any USB setting is used.

  3. If I try to create a playlist to choose any folder the folder "music" in the drive using the free version of "Playlist Creator for SanDisk Sansa Clip 2.32" results in "No. music or Audio files found." Which means that I can't select all the downloaded files currently in the drive. So, which defeated the purpose in creating a playlist, really.

  4. use of Playlist Creator 3.6, as suggested for a similar problem from the playlist on this thread: http://forums.sandisk.com/t5/Clip-Clip/Problems-with-playlists-on-Clip/m-p/127538/highlight/true#M26...
  .. .the results in the playlists created as display empty in the player's menu.

  A further search of the forums, my problem seems similar to what "belowzeros" has had on his unit to this thread: http://forums.sandisk.com/t5/Clip-Clip/weird-playlist-problem/m-p/102264/highlight/true#M24226
  .. .but I don't use Winamp and I'm on Win7.

  What I'm doing wrong here?  More than a few hundred songs playlists are too big, maybe? I just can't understand it. It shouldn't be this difficult! I am not computer illiterate, so I am confused when I can't find a solution to this problem, no matter where, after more than eight hours of work at home. I am willing to send this thing back re-formatted and done with it or run it on orbit, I'm so frustrated.

  Well, now I feel like the biggest fool never... almost everything I had read up to now had said it didn't matter if you left your playlist in the music folder, and some have even said it TOOK they were.  Well, I'm here to tell you that they do not have.  At least in my case.  It could actually HELP matters if they are ALL in the Playlist file.  Because it was my solution.  I have now three selections of work and perhaps more in the future!  It's a miracle!

  Thank you for helping me to air my frustration!  And nobody had to say a few words to me... ha ha...

  I'm looking forward to a happy future with my video now... no more threatening to launch into orbit, I swear.  At least in the short term.

  Thanks again!

• Problems with playlists on Clip +.

  Hello

  I am having some problems with the creation of playlists on the Sansa Clip + (4GB).  I have some MP3 files on the internal memory and I have no problem with the creation of playlists for these files.  But I have also some MP3 on my 8 GB MicroSD card (made by SanDisk, by the way) and I was not able to create playlists for these files.

  Let me clarify; I can create playlists for MP3 on the MicroSD card, but no matter where I store these playlists (internal memory or the card itself) I have problems.  If I store playlists on the internal memory of the content of these playlists disappears if I unplug the card.  Playlists are still there, but they are empty.  If I store those playlists on the MicroSD card (where are the MP3 files) and later to unplug the card, the playlists are transformed into something completely different.  The file names are replaced by something starting with a whole bunch of numbers and the playlists are not recognizable.

  I am also having the same problem when I copy MP3s directly on the MicroSD card - the names are changed and there are a bunch of unnecessary additional files added.  The problem gets worse if I put the music in the files on the MicroSD card.  At least if they are all in the same folder that I can get rid of unnecessary files.

  I should probably mention that I do not use the crazy method they recommend manual synchronization of the user with Windows Media Player.  It takes too long and it's too complicated.  Instead, I just select the songs I want in any playlist special (I copied on my micro SD my PC card) and make a right click on any of the selected files and a context menu appears and gives you the ability to create a Playlist - (in Windows XP SP3).

  It works very well on the internal memory.  This is how I did it on my regular Sansa Clip and it worked without any problem at all.  But it will not work with any files on my MicroSD card.  I did something wrong?  Or is my card MicroSD does not work properly?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

  Well, I solved the problem I've been create permanent playlists for MP3 stored on my MicroSD card.

  What I've discovered, is that the new Clip + doesn't seem to like the playlists created in Windows Explorer (i.e.; Choose the songs / right click / Choose "create Playlists) with the extension of file .pla .»

  Which works very well for any MP3 stored on the internal memory, but not for files stored on the card.

  I use a free program called Playlist Creator 3.6 to create playlists in .m3u format.  This is the format that works for MP3 files on the MicroSD card.

  I make selections in the folder my music is stored On MY PC - then I copy this .m3u playlist folder On THE MicroSD CARD where my MP3s are (those of the playlist I just created).

  You need to copy the list of reading in the same folder that your music is (on the map).  As long as the MP3 in the same folder as the .m3u playlist - the playlist will find them.

  Now, the playlist seems to be empty if you try to open them in Windows, but don't worry-there is work.  The info is still there.  And playlists keep the info and the names you give them even if you remove the card and later put it again.  Hope it will be useful to someone else.

• Create a Playlist on a Sansa Clip

  I have a Sansa Clip. I created a playlist on Windows Media. When I did a sync more steeply to appear not all the songs, but there is nothing in the section Playlis. How can I create a Playlist named on the clip?

  There are several ways to create a playlist for the Sansa Clip.   There are a lot of messages on the forum.   You can search for other means.  http://forums.SanDisk.com/Sansa/search?submitted=true&q=creating+playlist

  There is a way to do it through WMP, and there is a good article on the knowlegebase:

  http://KB.SanDisk.com/cgi-bin/sandisk_en.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=6&p_created=1221199598&...

  And here's one on translating a m3u list:

  http://KB.SanDisk.com/cgi-bin/sandisk_en.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=224&p_created=122370050...

  It is a small utility for the Sansa e200 series, but I think this would work for the Clip/Fuze well.

  http://www.AnythingbutiPod.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=2381

  http://www.download.com/Sansa-playlist-creator/3000-2169_4-10723962.html

  But what does the easier for me in MTP mode, is to open the Clip in Windows Explorer, open the directory of the music.   Select a group of files mp3 and then right click on them and select create playlist.   This may not work in MSC mode.

  Good luck

• Help please with playlists

  Hello world

  I got a Sansa Fuze 8 GB a few weeks back, but I can't seem to recognize the playlists at all, not matter what program I use.

  First of all, I used Windows Media Player as the suggested help manual. I made a playlist and followed all the instructions, but no reading list appeared in the folder to the playlist on the device, instead all the songs in the playlist were just re-copied and the records of artists, so I got 2 copies of everything on the playlist on the device but no selection.

  Then I tried Media Monkey to the playlist and transfer it to the device, nothing happened. Then, after reading something on one of these forums, I've done a m3u playlist in Media Monkey and copied to the folder on my computer where I had saved on the device - the playlist appeared on the device, but there are no songs on this subject.

  Then I tried Realplayer; I created a playlist, he transferred to the device, but it does not appear in the folder to the playlist on the device, but once again like WMP it just uploaded a 2nd copy of everyhting on the playlist in the records of artists on the device.

  Then I tried Playlist Creator 3, after seeing another post about playlists. I did a m3u playlist and a pls (whatever that means!), them saved on my hard drive and then transferred from the HDD to the Playlist file device - they came straight to the folder, but there are no songs on them.

  Can someone help me? All I want is to be able to do some playlists to play on my Sansa Fuze without copies of songs cluttering up the space in my MP3 player. It cannot be so difficult? I'd appreciate any help or advice, the simpler the better I'm not very techie. If anyone can suggest another request to use, or a solution to work with Windows Media Player, I would be very grateful. Thank you.

  PBC

  You use the MTP mode?  If you are, you can create playlists without software by selecting the tracks on the device in windows explore and right click, the menu should have a playlist option.  You can drag and drop the other titles in the playlist.

  In the media monkey, you have the playlist on the sync list?  If you click with the right button on the player in the left side of the program and choose (from memory) either options or properties, the tabs will show you what will be synchronized.  Under the playlist tabs you must select the playlists that you want to copy to the device, and then synchronize the device.  This is making the assumption that you synchronize your music collection via media monkey.

• Difficulty of re-sync playlist

  I am currently running Windows XP with WMP11. Recently, I added new songs to an already existing selection, and I tried to synchronize the "rocket". However, the "rocket" began to systematically add all the songs on the playlist, including the 'old'. As a result, I had a few duplicates until I caught and stopped the clock.

  I realize a another way to proceed would be to synchronize the songs directly to the computer, and then create the playlist or update the playlist using Winamp. However, is there a way to avoid this difficulty by using WMP11?

  I don't know if this will affect things, but I will not sync automatically - I select manually the playlists to sync and drag-and - drop the desired folder.

  I use it only as a playlist creator/Manager though I may buy the improved version to get wrenching .mp3 of availability. Then I won't need at all to WMP. I just drag & drop all my files. That way I control and the final say of what happens (and does not) my players, not software.

  There are others here who recommend it for synchronization well.

• New format!

  Let me explain that... Is it possible to get rid of all the files in Sansa Clip and unwanted by default? Things like audio books, Podcasts etc. All I want to be able to do is load up a couple of folders, each with different genres of music in them. Also is there any cool playlist there software which will take the place of the default. I actually found a shareware called Sansa Playlist Creator that I thought that may help, but it did not much.

  Also, about the MSC mode: it is simply a USB 2 file transfer protocols using the Clips (the other being the MTP mode). MSC mode is the "good ancient knowledge," in which your video looks just like to your computer as an external drive. Many of us define the Clip in MSC mode because, well, it tends just to run glitch-free, without care and feeding, going back to Windows XP and previous versions. On the other hand, MTP USB mode requires a driver (which comes as part of Windows Media Player 10 and more; if WMP is installed, you have) and can sometimes cause problems. However, MTP mode is necessary for files DRM' ed. Questions can be caused by the MTP mode - you might want to just configured mode MSC under settings for (it's a simple click is enough to make - nothing complicated). In any case recommended to avoid 'Auto' USB mode, where the player will use the (default) MTP mode or in MSC mode, according to the computer - this, however, can confuse issues.

• behavior strange m3u

  I'm ready to take my clip 4 GB at best buy - I am a few days on the return policy.  Or check myself in an asylum. This is beyond frustrating.  I used the playlist creator 3.5 and mp3 tag to create playlists with clip in msc mode.  All the mp3s and playlists are in the music folder.  This is what happens:

  3 selections show as empty.  I can put the mp3s in the existing playlist with other mp3s and they will show. So the mp3s themselves aren't a problem. They will not work in their own playlist.  HOWEVER, if I create playlists of replacement with exactly the same mp3s the following weird things occur:

  For a set of mp3s, the orignial playlist works but only as long as the alternate playlist, which now displays under vacuum, is left on the clip.

  For the two series of mp3s, the playlists of alternative works, but only as long as the original playlists, which still show as emptly, are left on the clip.

  If I delete all remaining empty playlists, playlists also show empty makes me to square.

  All the other playlists created with the same programs work very well.  It makes no sense, so I think that the memory is damaged or defective.  I've updated the firmware, put in shape, several times by using all the methods in the forum.  I think that sansa trying to push me over the edge with this wicked game!

  Should I try again with another element?

  It seems that the bizarre behavior of mp3 I lived is fixed in the latest fw-thanks SanDisk!

• Basic question on reading lists

  I'm learning to WMP11 and I do not understand the Playlist function when I synchronize with my SansaFuze player.

  In WMP, I created a playlist of songs that are ALREADY on my drive. When I went to sync the playlist, it seems that WMP is another copy of the song on the player.

  Does this mean that if I have a song about 10 different playlists, that the song will be repeated 10 times on my player?

  I think I do something wrong, because it would be a real waste of space.

  Can someone explain it to me or tell me the correct way to synchronize playlists to my Sansafuze?

  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  bbigham wrote:

  I'm learning to WMP11 and I do not understand the Playlist function when I synchronize with my SansaFuze player.

  In WMP, I created a playlist of songs that are ALREADY on my drive. When I went to sync the playlist, it seems that WMP is another copy of the song on the player.

  Does this mean that if I have a song about 10 different playlists, that the song will be repeated 10 times on my player?

  I think I do something wrong, because it would be a real waste of space.

  Can someone explain it to me or tell me the correct way to synchronize playlists to my Sansafuze?

  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Put your player in MSC mode (you're probably in MTP mode, lower - use the settings menu to change) and use a different playlist creator. WMP11 is really shit for that sort of thing. Of course, I will recommend my own application:

  http://Paul.Dunn.googlepages.com/YAPL_v0.41.zip

  Which is quite nice, if I say so myself :-)

  D.

• Problems creating a play list on my rocket (another one of those topics) .m3u...

  I'll start by saying I did a search and have been through a few threads on the topic of playlists.

  I have a rocket 8 GB, I use it in MSC mode and I use WinAmp to create my playlists.  I know how to create the playlist with WinAmp (using the instructions found in another topic) and most of the time it works...

  My problem is that not all songs appear in my playlist.  For example, suppose I have 50 songs in the playlist I create using WinAmp, some of those who do not on my rocket.  When I load up the playlist, it will show (for example) 44 songs and not the full 50 songs.  I have no idea why it does so I hope someone here can help me.

  Why most of the songs appear in the playlist, but a few never do.

  I tried to use the Playlist Creator 3.5 and the same thing happens.  What could be the problem?

  (Note also that the songs that do not appear in the playlist appear normally on the "rocket").

  I found that the fuse does not recognize the non-English file name or folder name in the M3U playlist.  So if some of your songs have non-English file names, it will not appear in the list of reading but still appear in the "all songs".  Someone in this forum said that using M3U8 of WinAmp will correct this problem.  I've never tried but to the contrary, just rename all my files to use the English names.

• Manufacturing of the playlist - e260

  I have an E260 v.1 4 GB with a 2GB minisd card.  It is set to MSC usb mode and I want to make the playlists using Winamp 5.  It is the Winamp that works on my pc.  I know to use the files on the drive, not the ones on my pc and winamp playlist must be saved on the drive to the music folder.

  My question is, what form should the saved playlist in?  M3U, M3U8 and PLS?  Also, I can make several playlists say some for the song of the player records main (I made several records for various artists) and others for the records of the song on the expansion card.  Are all the playlists that have been parked in the music or they should each go in music / the particular subfolder and how is a repertoire of songs to the expansion card is, my PC sees the card as another letter from removable drive than the sansa player and playlist of the card is also parking in music?

  Thank you.

  As long as you have a reader v1 & are in MSC mode, a much easier way to make the palylists is with the free program creator of selections Sanse. Piece of cake!

  I use Winamp to create playlists for my e200 series v2 drives and the rocket. It creates a .m3u playlist file that is stored in the MUSIC folder. When you work with a player of v1, .pla's choice playlist format and those stored in the folder SELECTIONS. The Creator program of selections automatically inserts them there.

  The nice thing about .pla format lists is that you can combine music from the reader and the card in a single selection. It is easy to do with the creator of selections.

  With the format .m3u playlists, the content must come from the source of a memory or the other, not both.

  Unfortunately, the playlist Sanse will not work on v2 or Fuze/Clip models.

• The volume of auto play with a xml playlist?

  Hi all

  I have a problem that I struggled with for a few weeks now and I can't find the info that I need on this subject.
  On my Web page, I have a xml playlist that starts playing automatic songs after charge.
  My problem is that I can't change the volume in the drive.

  What I want is to adjust the volume slider to play songs with 50% volume for volume example and not 100% as they do now.

  Hope someone can help me with what I could not find any info about to do.

  Here is the code for my mp3 player:

  Stop();
  songs of the var: Array = new Array();
  var curtrack:Number = 0;
  var playingsong:Sound = new Sound();

  loadSongs();
  loadplaylistbox();
  loadSong (curtrack);
  If (_root.autostart == "false") {}
  TogglePlayPause();
  }

  function loadSongs() {}
  for (songIndex = 0; songIndex < _root.playlistXml.childNodes [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [0].childNodes.length; songIndex ++) {}
  var songdata:Object = new Object();
  for (songNode = 0; songNode < _root.playlistXml.childNodes [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [songIndex].childNodes.l its; songNode ++) {}
  Switch (_root.playlistXml.childNodes [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [songIndex] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [son gNode] .nodeName) {}
  case 'creator ':
  SONGDATA. Artist = _root.playlistXml.childNodes [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [songIndex] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [songNode]. childNodes [0] .nodeValue;
  break;
  case 'title ':
  SONGDATA.title = _root.playlistXml.childNodes [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [songIndex] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [songNode]. childNodes [0] .nodeValue;
  break;
  case 'place ':
  SONGDATA. Location = _root.playlistXml.childNodes [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [songIndex] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [songNode]. childNodes [0] .nodeValue;
  break;
  }
  }
  Songs [songIndex] = songdata;
  }
  }
  function loadSong (track) {}
  playingsong = new Sound();
  playingsong.loadSound (songs [track] .location, true);
  playingsong. Start (0);
  updatevolume();
  playingsong.onSoundComplete = function() {}
  loadSong ((curtrack+1) %(songs.length));)
  };
  playpause.gotoAndStop (1);
  playpause.playpausebutton.onPress = function() {}
  TogglePlayPause();
  };
  songdisplay. "Text = songs [track] .artist + '-' + songs [track] .title;
  eval ("playlistbox.playlistitemcontainer.playlistitem" + curtrack + ".playlistitemhighlight"). _alpha = 100;
  eval("playlistbox.playlistitemcontainer.playlistitem"+track+".playlistitemhighlight")._Al pha = 1;
  curtrack = track;
  }
  function loadplaylistbox() {}
  for (songIndex = 0; songIndex < _root.playlistXml.childNodes [0] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [0].childNodes.length; songIndex ++) {}
  playlistbox.playlistitemcontainer.attachMovie ("playlistitem", "playlistitem" + songIndex, playlistbox.playlistitemcontainer.getNextHighestDepth (), {_x:0, _y:15 * songIndex});
  eval ("playlistbox.playlistitemcontainer.playlistitem" + songIndex + ".playlistitemtext"). "Text = .artist songs [songIndex] + '-' + songs [songIndex] .title;
  eval("playlistbox.playlistitemcontainer.playlistitem"+songIndex).songindex = songIndex;
  }
  }
  playpause.playpausebutton.onPress = function() {}
  TogglePlayPause();
  };
  function toggleplaypause() {}
  If (playpause._currentframe == 1) {}
  playpause.gotoAndStop (2);
  PLAYPAUSE.curpos = playingsong.position;
  playingsong. Stop();
  } else {}
  playpause.gotoAndStop (1);
  playingsong. Start (playpause.curpos/1000, 0);
  }
  playpause.playpausebutton.onPress = function() {}
  TogglePlayPause();
  };
  }
  onEnterFrame = function () {}
  If {(songdisplay.movingright)
  songdisplay. HScroll-= 10;
  If (songdisplay.hscroll < = 0) {}
  songdisplay.movingright = false;
  }
  } else {}
  songdisplay. HScroll += 10;
  If (songdisplay.hscroll > = songdisplay.maxhscroll) {}
  songdisplay.movingright = true;
  }
  }
  If (! draggingslider) {}
  ProgressSlider._x = (playingsong.position/playingsong.duration)*182-89;
  If (progressslider._x == 0) {}
  ProgressSlider._x = 61;
  //}
  }
  If {(draggingplaylistscroller)
  updateplaylistscroll();
  }
  If {(draggingvolmeslider)
  updatevolume();
  }
  tempsongtime = "";
  If (Math.floor(playingsong.position/60000) == 0) {}
  tempsongtime += '0 ';
  } else {}
  tempsongtime += Math.floor(playingsong.position/60000);
  }
  tempsongtime += ":";
  If (Math.floor((playingsong.position/1000)%60) < 10) {}
  tempsongtime += '0 ';
  }
  tempsongtime += Math.floor((playingsong.position/1000)%60);
  tempsongtime += ' / ';.
  If (Math.floor(playingsong.duration/60000) == 0) {}
  tempsongtime += '0 ';
  } else {}
  tempsongtime += Math.floor(playingsong.duration/60000);
  }
  tempsongtime += ":";
  If (Math.floor((playingsong.duration/1000)%60) < 10) {}
  tempsongtime += '0 ';
  }
  tempsongtime += Math.floor((playingsong.duration/1000)%60);
  songtime. Text = tempsongtime;
  
  };
  progressslider.onPress = function() {}
  draggingslider = true;
  progressslider.startDrag (true,-89, progressslider._y, 93, progressslider._y);
  };
  progressslider.onRelease = progressslider.onReleaseOutside = function () {}
  progressslider.stopDrag ();
  playingsong. Start (((progressslider._x+89)/182) * playingsong.duration / 1000, 0);
  playpause.gotoAndStop (1);
  playpause.playpausebutton.onPress = function() {}
  TogglePlayPause();
  };
  draggingslider = false;
  };
  progressbar.onPress = function() {}
  playingsong. Start (((this._xmouse+2)/182) * playingsong.duration / 1000, 0);
  playpause.gotoAndStop (1);
  playpause.playpausebutton.onPress = function() {}
  TogglePlayPause();
  };
  };
  volumebar.onPress = function() {}
  draggingvolmeslider = true;
  volumebar.volumeslider.startDrag (true, 0, volumebar.volumeslider._y, 47, volumebar.volumeslider._y);
  };
  volumebar.onRelease = volumebar.onReleaseOutside = function () {}
  draggingvolmeslider = false;
  volumebar.volumeslider.stopDrag ();
  updatevolume();
  };
  function updatevolume() {}
  playingsong.setVolume((volumebar.volumeslider._x/47)*100);
  }
  previoussong.onPress = function() {}
  loadprevioussong();
  };
  function loadprevioussong() {}
  var loadtrack = (curtrack-1)%(songs.length);
  If (loadtrack < 0) {}
  loadtrack = songs.length - 1;
  }
  loadSong (loadtrack);
  }
  nextsong.onPress = function() {}
  loadnextsong();
  };
  function loadnextsong() {}
  var loadtrack = (curtrack+1)%(songs.length);
  loadSong (loadtrack);
  }
  playlistscroller.onPress = function() {}
  draggingplaylistscroller = true;
  playlistscroller.startDrag (true, 452,-59-80, 452);
  };
  playlistscroller.onRelease = playlistscroller.onReleaseOutside = function () {}
  draggingplaylistscroller = false;
  playlistscroller.stopDrag ();
  };
  playlistscrollup.onPress = function() {}
  playlistscroller._y = Math.max (-80, playlistscroller._y - 0, 5);
  updateplaylistscroll();
  };
  playlistscrolldown.onPress = function() {}
  playlistscroller._y = Math.min (-59, playlistscroller._y + 0.5);
  updateplaylistscroll();
  };
  var mouseListener:Object = new Object();
  mouseListener.onMouseWheel = {function (delta:Number)}
  playlistscroller._y = Math.min (-59, Math.max (-80, playlistscroller._y - delta));
  updateplaylistscroll();
  };
  Mouse.addListener (mouseListener);
  playlistscrollbar.onPress = function() {}
  playlistscroller._y = Math.min (-59, Math.max (-80, _ymouse));
  updateplaylistscroll();
  };
  function updateplaylistscroll() {}
  playlistbox.playlistitemcontainer._y =-((playlistscroller._y + 80)/21)*(playlistbox.playlistitemcontainer._height-69);)
  }

  use:

  Stop();
  songs of the var: Array = new Array();
  var curtrack:Number = 0;
  var playingsong:Sound = new Sound();

  VolumeBar.volumeSlider._x = 29;

  updatevolume();
  

  loadSongs();
  loadplaylistbox();
  loadSong (curtrack);
  If (_root.autostart == "false") {}
  TogglePlayPause();
  }

  function loadSongs() {}
  for (songIndex = 0; songIndex)<_root.playlistXml.childNodes[0].childNodes[0].childNodes.le ngth;="" songindex++)="">
  var songdata:Object = new Object();
  for (songNode = 0; songNode)<_root.playlistXml.childNodes[0].childNodes[0].childNodes[son gindex].childnodes.length;="" songnode++)="">
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  TogglePlayPause();
  };
  }
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  songdisplay.movingright = false;
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  updatevolume();
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  tempsongtime += '0 ';
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  };
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  };
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  };
  progressbar.onPress = function() {}
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  playpause.playpausebutton.onPress = function() {}
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  };
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  };
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