Notes: You can also Add Notes to a Playlist in the View Header, to remind you of their function.Remove Duplicates: Remove any exact matches in the list (this won't find similar items, only multiple copies of the same exact file).Update Order: Apply the currently displayed sort order permanently.The header of the Content Panel provides additional options: When you click on a Playlist item in the Tree, it opens and displays in the Content Panel. Choosing Copy creates an independent duplicate of the list in that location. When you let go, a pop-up menu will appear that lets you choose to Move or Copy the list.
You can move Playlists and Smartlists around and nest them into Playlist Groups by dragging and dropping them in the Tree. You can perform a variety of management tasks on Playlists and Smartlists under the top-level Playlists item in the Tree.
Choose the Build Playlist item in the Action Window. Right-click on Playlists, or any Playlist Group, in the tree and choose Add Playlist. You can create a new Playlist by any of the following methods: Playlists can contain any of the Media Types that Media Center is able to import, and can contain mixed sets of files. Playlists can be organized into Playlist Groups, which work like folders to store and organize Playlists and Smartlists. Playlists are accessible in their own item in the top-level of the Tree, from within Theater View, and by applications and devices connected to Media Center's Media Network servers. If you want to group and filter your tracks, you will typically be better served by making a custom Media View, or a Smartlist, and basing your groupings on the metadata properties of the files. The point of creating Playlists is to preserve the order of tracks, or to collect specific tracks by hand for a particular purpose. You may also want to create a compilation playlist of your favorite tracks, in order of preference. You may want to create a playlist in a specific order to be used at a special occasion or event. You may create a playlist for "Top 40 1971" that preserves the order of the tracks. Playlists are ordered lists of media files.
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