Now, copy and paste the contents of the previous Relaxation.m3u (stored ON YOUR MAC) into this new Relaxation.m3u (ON YOUR NAS). In "music/playlists", there should be the new Relaxation.m3u file. In a separate tab, go to DSM -> File Manager. In Audio Station, create an empty, group playlist with the same name, i.e.
Let's say you have an iTunes playlist called Relaxation. UPDATE: I don't know exactly why this works, but it does. I would really appreciate it if someone could provide me with some guidance! The native one has 3 extra bytes, which makes me suspect there's actually something different about these files that I cannot discern. They are located in the same playlists folder, seemingly have the same text, but one works and the other doesn't. iTunes/iTunes Media/Music/Daft Punk/Discovery/05 Crescendolls.m4a iTunes/iTunes Media/Music/Sia/1000 Forms Of Fear/04 Eye of the Needle.mp3 In Audio Station itself, I created a group playlist with the same exact songs, and this one works correctly. The playlist I have uploaded shows up as a group playlist in Audio Station, however it shows that there are zero songs. Upload the playlist to the NAS under /music/playlist I followed this procedure I found on multiple sites:Įdit the filepaths to match the NAS's music filepath However, AS can find songs in native playlists that it created itself.
But AS cannot find any of the songs in my imported playlists. I'm trying to import all my iTunes playlists into Audio Station (AS).
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