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Questions / Re: Uploading playlists (and songs) to Google Play/YTM
« on: June 30, 2020, 12:12:15 AM »Thank you, I have had a look and Soundliz looks like a decent solution. It appears that I need a paid membership in order to convert them to Google Play Music. Does anyone know if I can keep the playlists on Google once I cancel or will it automatically remove them?It will not delete your playlists if you unsubscribe.
I was able to transfer them to YTM but unhelpfully, YTM seemed to take the song title and then match it to any old version or artist in its database so only a handful of my actual songs appeared in the playlist...
I use Soundiiz. When I want to upload a playlist, I provide it a CSV file formatted like title;artist;album (like it asks for) and it doesn't have any problem finding the right ones.
In MB Edit->Edit Preferences->Tags(2)...'send to clipboard' tags and put '<Title>';'<Album Artist>';'<Album>' and then select all the files, right click, Send To->Clipboard. Then paste the clipboard into a text editor and save as CSV.
Thanks again for your help. Curiosity got the better of me and I had to have a go tonight. I followed the steps on MB and changed the preferences under Tags(2) to <Title>;<Album Artist>;<Album> and copied one of my playlists to clipboard. I then pasted this into Notepad and all appeared OK, there was one song per line and the format seemed fine e.g. Chandelier;Sia;1000 Forms of Fear
I then went onto Soundliz > Import playlist > From File > uploaded the CSV, what then appeared on the screen mirrored the format I had in Notepad so all appeared well but after clicking confirm and selecting Google Play Music, it encountered an error for 110 of the files stating 'Not found'.
Does it sound like I'm doing anything wrong in the MB/CSV part of the process?