Can I transfer Windows audio playlists?

[The Wingco]

Hi - Just purchased a tablet and downloaded BS.Player on the recommendation of a subscriber on another Android platform, who said that BS.Player recognizes Windows files. I've several old CDs (remember them?) that I've ripped into my laptop's Music folder in their original Playlist order and in separate folders for each CD. Can I transfer these seamlessly such that BS.Player recognizes them as Playlists?
Thanks in advance.

[Fasjjuy]

android transfer ,searching from google .

[gunetel]

All the music files should be compatible with Android, such as MP3, WAV. Protected music won't play on BS Player. You have to figure out a new way on that. If you don't mind to pay for a few bucks, then this is the best option out there.

[Werfkjl]

Originally Posted by The Wingco

Hi - Just purchased a tablet and downloaded BS.Player on the recommendation of a subscriber on another Android platform, who said that BS.Player recognizes Windows files. I've several old CDs (remember them?) that I've ripped into my laptop's Music folder in their original Playlist order and in separate folders for each CD. Can I transfer these seamlessly such that BS.Player recognizes them as Playlists?
Thanks in advance.

I think sure.

[sdhfg]

I am not sure whether my method is useful to you,but you can try again ,i have transfer android sms to computer in recently ,just install a transfer tools or android manager on a computer , and need a USB cable to connect the phone and computer, the app can enter the phone on the computer , it can provide a preview to you , you can select one by one before transfer ,finally , you can start to transfer , it not take your a long time to complete this task,

[sshbxjoo]

Originally Posted by gunetel

All the music files should be compatible with Android, such as MP3, WAV. Protected music won't play on BS Player. You have to figure out a new way on that. If you don't mind to pay for a few bucks, then this is the best option out there.

I agree on it and bought a transfer app for that. it is much easier than doing it manually.

[Vasmerty]

Originally Posted by sdhfg

I am not sure whether my method is useful to you,but you can try again ,i have transfer android contacts to computer in recently ,just install a transfer tools or android manager on a computer , and need a USB cable to connect the phone and computer, the app can enter the phone on the computer , it can provide a preview to you , you can select one by one before transfer ,finally , you can start to transfer , it not take your a long time to complete this task,

How to ensure the Android phone and computer has succeed connect , I'm afraid the phone messages will be lost

[Emichael]

Originally Posted by sdhfg

I am not sure whether my method is useful to you, but you can try again. I have transfer android sms to computer in recently, just install a transfer tool or android manager on a computer, and need a USB cable to connect the phone and computer, the app can enter the phone on the computer , it can provide a preview to you, you can select one by one before transfer, finally, you can start to transfer, it not take your a long time to complete this task

Thanks for your sharing. Now I am on Samsung s6, this method also helps me to print messages from Samsung successfully.

[Rose8]

Yeah, you could transfer Playlist from Windows to iTunes here