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Are the ones that do not show the &quot;Add to Now Playing List&quot; in a different format than the others? &nbsp;i.e. .mp3, wav, wma
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Are the ones that do not show the "Add to Now Playing List" in a different format than the others?  i.e. .mp3, wav, wma

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Note: these were all ripped from a CD using the same mechanism (windows media player)<br />
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There are 'some' that are mp3 that work and don't work.<br />
There are some wma that work and don't work.
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Note: these were all ripped from a CD using the same mechanism (windows media player)

There are 'some' that are mp3 that work and don't work.
There are some wma that work and don't work.

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or at least experiment with that menu a bit.<br />

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or at least experiment with that menu a bit.


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Good catch...that was it - I just needed to customize the properties...<br />
Thanx.
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Good catch...that was it - I just needed to customize the properties...
Thanx.

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If I click, from the Start menu, my 'My Music', i have several folders there grouped by artist name.<br />
If I right-click any of those artists, I can choose &quot;Add to Now Playing List&quot;<br />
These are all the songs that I have on my primary partition.<br />
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I have a secondary partition, which is a volume mount point (labeled as Albums) where I have entire albums stored.<br />
If I right click 'most' of the albums there, I get the same &quot;Add to Now Playing List&quot; option. &nbsp;But there are a couple that do not. &nbsp;My guess is that they aren't recognized by Window's as properly-creted Music folders (for whatever reason)&gt;<br />
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So, where's that stored? &nbsp;The registry, presumably. &nbsp;But I've been unable to locate it...
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If I click, from the Start menu, my 'My Music', i have several folders there grouped by artist name.
If I right-click any of those artists, I can choose "Add to Now Playing List"
These are all the songs that I have on my primary partition.

I have a secondary partition, which is a volume mount point (labeled as Albums) where I have entire albums stored.
If I right click 'most' of the albums there, I get the same "Add to Now Playing List" option.  But there are a couple that do not.  My guess is that they aren't recognized by Window's as properly-creted Music folders (for whatever reason)>

So, where's that stored?  The registry, presumably.  But I've been unable to locate it...

Recognize music as 'music'

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