jimthgr
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I also noticed that USB-C 1 in my car cannot read .wpl files, while USB-C 2 can !!!! Skoda should spare a page in the car manual for these details....
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When the playlist operates correctly, every time you start the engine, the palylist starts from the song that was playing when you stopped.
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I own a SKODA KAMIQ 2023 with two USB-C ports. Here is how you can create & play a custom playlist, using a USB stick connected to the usb-C port through a USB-C male to USB-A female connector. Lets say there are 5 songs written in the usb stick : song1.mp3, , , , , song5.mp3. *** ONLY ENGLISH alphabet letters are allowed in the song filenames *** Lets say that you want to create a playlist with this playing order : song3.mp3, song1.mp3, song4.mp3, song2.mp3, song5.mp3. Open notepad (windows) and in an empty file put the following text : <?wpl version="1.0"?> <smil> <head> <meta name="Generator" content="Microsoft Windows Media Player -- 12.0.19041.1865"/> <meta name="ItemCount" content="5"/> <title>MyPlaylist</title> </head> <body> <seq> <media src="song3.mp3"/> <media src="song1.mp3"/> <media src="song4.mp3"/> <media src="song2.mp3"/> <media src="song5.mp3"/> </seq> </body> </smil> Save the file as "MyPlaylist.wpl" and copy it to the USB stick. Keep in mind that : -the filename of the playlist must be the same as the name in the 6th line of the above text : <title>MyPlaylist</title> -the number of songs in the list must be equal to the number in the 5th line of the above text : <meta name="ItemCount" content="5"/> -ONLY ENGLISH alphabet letters are allowed in the song filenames and inside this .wpl file. Even one non-english letter will make the playlist unreadable!! Connect the USB stick, and from the media menu load the playlist MyPlaylist.wpl, and that's it!!! Enjoy!!!
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I own a SKODA KAMIQ 2023 with two USB-C ports. Here is how you can create & play a custom playlist, using a USB stick connected to the usb-C port through a USB-C male to USB-A female connector. Lets say there are 5 songs written in the usb stick : song1.mp3, , , , , song5.mp3. *** ONLY ENGLISH alphabet letters are allowed in the song filenames *** Lets say that you want to create a playlist with this playing order : song3.mp3, song1.mp3, song4.mp3, song2.mp3, song5.mp3. Open notepad (windows) and in an empty file put the following text : <?wpl version="1.0"?> <smil> <head> <meta name="Generator" content="Microsoft Windows Media Player -- 12.0.19041.1865"/> <meta name="ItemCount" content="5"/> <title>MyPlaylist</title> </head> <body> <seq> <media src="song3.mp3"/> <media src="song1.mp3"/> <media src="song4.mp3"/> <media src="song2.mp3"/> <media src="song5.mp3"/> </seq> </body> </smil> Save the file as "MyPlaylist.wpl" and copy it to the USB stick. Keep in mind that : -the filename of the playlist must be the same as the name in the 6th line of the above text : <title>MyPlaylist</title> -the number of songs in the list must be equal to the number in the 5th line of the above text : <meta name="ItemCount" content="5"/> -ONLY ENGLISH alphabet letters are allowed in the song filenames and inside this .wpl file. Even one non-english letter will make the playlist unreadable!! Connect the USB stick, and from the media menu load the playlist MyPlaylist.wpl, and that's it!!! Enjoy!!!
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I own a SKODA KAMIQ 2023 with two USB-C ports. Here is how you can create & play a custom playlist, using a USB stick connected to the usb-C port through a USB-C male to USB-A female connector. Lets say there are 5 songs written in the usb stick : song1.mp3, , , , , song5.mp3. *** ONLY ENGLISH alphabet letters are allowed in the song filenames *** Lets say that you want to create a playlist with this playing order : song3.mp3, song1.mp3, song4.mp3, song2.mp3, song5.mp3. Open notepad (windows) and in an empty file put the following text : <?wpl version="1.0"?> <smil> <head> <meta name="Generator" content="Microsoft Windows Media Player -- 12.0.19041.1865"/> <meta name="ItemCount" content="5"/> <title>MyPlaylist</title> </head> <body> <seq> <media src="song3.mp3"/> <media src="song1.mp3"/> <media src="song4.mp3"/> <media src="song2.mp3"/> <media src="song5.mp3"/> </seq> </body> </smil> Save the file as "MyPlaylist.wpl" and copy it to the USB stick. Keep in mind that : -the filename of the playlist must be the same as the name in the 6th line of the above text : <title>MyPlaylist</title> -the number of songs in the list must be equal to the number in the 5th line of the above text : <meta name="ItemCount" content="5"/> -ONLY ENGLISH alphabet letters are allowed in the song filenames and inside this .wpl file. Even one non-english letter will make the playlist unreadable!! Connect the USB stick, and from the media menu load the playlist MyPlaylist.wpl, and that it!!! Enjoy!!!
