Next open Playlist Creator, then drag the folder you've just added to the USB flash drive, over to the Playlist Creator program Then find that folder you've just edited in MP3Tag, and drag and drop onto the USB flash drive: Next step, plug your USB flash drive into your computer. I’m going to rename the filename like this: You’ll need to open MP3Tag, then open the folder containing the music files you wish to create a playlist for, highlight all files, then drag and drop into MP3TagĪs you can see, the file name will need editing, so rather than it being: Once I have split the Podcast down into 5 minute segments, I then have to use MP3Tag to rename the file name. I then split these files into 5 minute segments, using a program called MP3Splitter (this step won’t be included in the guide, as it may not have any relevance to you). If you’re like me and like to download Podcasts, you’ll learn that these usually download in 1 single file. If you have already got a flash drive to hand, then you’ll first need to download the 2 programs: MP3Tag & Playlist creator Finally I found something so simple in creating playlists on a USB drive, and I can confirm that this works in my MK7.5 Fiesta, Titanium (with Sony DAB). Which turned out to be more hassle than what it’s worth. I did follow some others guide, recommending to use MediaMonkey to create the playlists. I purchased a Kingston 32GB DataTraveler microDuo OTG USB flash Drive, pick it up from Amazon for less than £10
I decided no longer to use my iPod touch in the Fiesta, and wanted to opt for a tiny flash drive. ! GUIDE! – How to create playlists on removable flash drive – FordSyncĪs we know, FordSync can be a pain in the beeswax – when it comes to playlists.
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