The name of the program says it all - with Playlist Creator you can create playlists easily and quickly. The composition and creation of a playlist is done within seconds: Just add all desired files, enter the name of the playlist and select its save location and one moment later your first playlist is already done. By the way, the fastest and easiest method for adding files to the playlist is via drag and drop from Windows Explorer.
Playlist Creator supports the powerful open-source library id3lib. Thus a reliable readout of ID3v1 and ID3v2 tags in combination with a very high processing speed is guaranteed. The user can choose if the program should readout ID3tags and which data exactly should be extracted from the tags. Furthermore you can create dynamic titles using simple variables.
armature
July 15, 2011
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Version: Playlist Creator 3.6.2
2011-07-15 15:22:40
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By armature
Pros
Full featured & extremely flexible. Creates playlists for virtually any device.
Cons
Learning curve: takes a while to figure out exactly how to use it.
Summary
I downloaded this to support a car USB drive player. It's a little touchy regarding the way the sticks/drives are configured. I tried others that just weren't up to the task.This did the trick perfectly and I have sent a donation to the author.
psrrobbins
May 26, 2011
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Version: Playlist Creator 3.6.2
2011-05-26 20:15:53
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By psrrobbins
Pros
Easy to use and works as advertised - see my Bottom Line Summary
Cons
none that I have encountered
Summary
There must be a better way but this works for me.
I like to purchase and then listen to audiobooks in MP3 format. Many audiobooks, depending upon the title, are not available in MP3, my first choice of formats. Consequently, when I purchase an audiobook in the standard CDA format I follow the following procedure. First, I rip it to my Hard Drive changing the format to MP3 while doing so. Next, I burn it to a disc. Sometimes these discs play without difficulties but frequently my CD MP3 player plays the files according to the numbering system on the original tracks irrespective of which disc it came from. I am trying different solutions simultaneously (I know, if one works and solves the problem and the other doesn't I will never know which one solved the problem.) these solutions are: 1) Rename all the files into the sequence that I want them played and then place them into one folder. (I did this manually until I discovered Bulk Rename Utility, a free program which works perfectly for my purposes. 2) Create playlists using Playlist Creator 3.6.2 3) Burn all the files, including the playlists, to a CD using Ashampoo Burning Studio 6 Free Edition.
That's it.
I spent many hours, and a few ruined discs trying to figure out how to accomplish this task. Now that I know, this solution is fast, simple and easy.
I tried creating a subdirectory by just using the "Drag & Drop" method, but at first it didn't work (The program made a sound but nothing happened), however, I then looked at the Help file and followed the following instructions;
"If you want to add a folder recursively via the "Add folder" button, you only have to select the checkbox "Add folder recursively", which is located directly below the display of the currently selected folder, in the folder selection dialog and click on 'Ok'".
It worked for me - All files in the subdirectories had also been copied
Paragon
December 19, 2010
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Version: Playlist Creator 3.6.2
2010-12-19 14:46:57
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By Paragon
Pros
Couldn't have been simpler. Once I figured out that you had to name the playlist and it's location I was off and running. EXACTLY what I was looking for.
Cons
I loaded up the list with files before I named it. Wanted to select a destination and I got the red diagonal. Reversed the order and I was in business. Guess my intuition was a bit off.
