Just to add my experience, I put all my music (mp3s) into One Drive Music Folder, and told groove to look for music (on PCs) in the One Drive Music folder, synched to the PCs hard drive. I simply selected the option to make the playlist available offline (a selection in grove music when viewing the playlist) which then downloaded the entire playlist onto my phone storage. It appears that the playlist I was looking for was in 'the cloud' somewhere (not physically located on my PC). (BTW the renamed playlist is not showing up in the old Zune software either, I looked)įor reference I am using Windows 10 on everything (Desktop, SP3, Server, Phone )ġ1/28/15 Update: I will admit that I was ignorant of the new process for transferring music to my phone. I really wish MS would update Groove to add the sync of Playlists to WP directly just as we could through Zune. I have a different playlist on my phone that I loaded in the past via the WP Desktop App, but now want to change to the 'Workout Large' playlist.ĭoes anyone know where I should look for my renamed playlist (it is not in the playlist folder where my music is stored on my home server)? When I fly, I do not want to have to pay for crappy in-flight wifi just to listen to music. Yes, I have uploaded all of my music to OneDrive (178GB) but I want the 'Workout Large' playlist loaded on my phone to play 'offline'. I find it very, very frustrating that the change from Zune basically destroyed the utility of syncing to Windows Phone.

I can see the smaller 'Workout' playlists in the Windows Phone App for Desktopīut the renamed 'Workout Large' is not listed. Anyway, in order to differentiate the larger playlist I renamed it ( using the rename function in Groove) to 'Workout Large'. I am not sure why I have so many duplicates of the smaller All are the same (291 songs) except one (464 songs) and all called 'Workout'. I have a few playlists listed with the same name. I have been struggling with playlist management in Groove for some time.

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