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Playlists are groups of tracks that Rhapsody will play in sequence. Think of a playlist as a virtual album. Create a playlist for any mood, such as "Cool Jazz" or "Pick Me Up," or for any occasion, such as "Dinner Music for Two."
Share Rhapsody playlists with your friends by e-mail, post a link to a playlist on your web site or blog, send a link with your instant messaging program, or publish your playlists to the Playlist Central online community and share your music with the world.
There are three kinds of playlists in Rhapsody. Rhapsody Playlists are playlists that you create yourself. Rhapsody can also create two special kinds of playlists: Instant Playlists and My New Tracks.
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Playlist |
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Rhapsody Playlists |
Rhapsody Playlists share the following characteristics:
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Instant Playlist |
An Instant Playlist is a playlist based on your recent listening history. You can generate an Instant Playlist from the Music Guide home page, or from My Rhapsody. If you wish to save an Instant Playlist as a normal
playlist, click The new playlist will be online
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The My New Tracks
playlist ( You cannot edit the contents of My New Tracks. If you wish to save My New Tracks at any point, first clear the contents of the Mixer by clicking Clear All. Then drag My New Tracks from the Source List to the Mixer, and click Save. |
There are many things you can do with a playlist other than simply playing it.
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Edit |
Edit the tracks in your playlist. You can rearrange track order, and delete or add tracks at any time. | |
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Burn |
Burn a playlist to CD (provided
that you have the rights to burn all of the tracks in the playlist, and
that the total playing time of the playlist will fit on the CD). | |
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Transfer |
Transfer a playlist to a portable player or device during Library sync. | |
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Share |
Share online playlists (playlists made from Rhapsody tracks only) by adding them to your blog, e-mailing or instant messaging them to a friend, or publishing them to Playlist Central, an online Rhapsody community. | |
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Save to My Library |
Drag a playlist from My Playlists ( Note: You must have the appropriate subscription to add subscription tracks to My Library. |
Playlist Central is an online Rhapsody
community. Click
at the top of the Music Guide to navigate
to Playlist Central.
In Playlist Central you can browse, rate, and share hundreds of playlists posted by other Rhapsody users, as well as special playlists created by Rhapsody staff.
Publish your own playlists to Playlist Central for your friends and music lovers everywhere to share, or add other users' playlists to your collection in My Playlists in the Source List.
Note: You must have the appropriate subscription to add playlists to My Playlists from Playlist Central.
Online (Rhapsody tracks only) playlists are available on any computer that you use to sign in to your Rhapsody service. Local playlists are not.
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Online
playlists contain only Rhapsody subscription
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Local playlists contain one or more local, non-Rhapsody tracks and cannot be shared. |
Playlists added from Playlist Central,
shared
e-mails, or web links allow you to sample a wide range of music before
you add it to My Library. Playlists are added to My Playlists (
) without downloading tracks to your hard
drive as subscription downloads, even if
you have Download songs to my hard drive...
selected in your Preferences.
To add the tracks from a playlist to My Library, drag the playlist from
My Playlists (
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to My Library (
) in the Source List. You can
also drag single tracks or groups of tracks from the Playlist View in
the Display Area to My Library. Once you
have added the tracks to My Library, downloading will automatically begin
if you have Download songs to my hard
drive... selected in your My Library
Preferences.
Note: You must have the appropriate subscription to add subscription tracks to My Library.
Playlists created from the tracks in My Library become part of My Playlists. Tracks deleted from these playlists will not be deleted from My Library.
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Playlist Tips
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