The list of handles and/or ask-fors to be used in a show. Also called a "running order".
a list of musical selections for performance or for broadcast by radio
a customized list of files that lets you group various media content together to be played in any order that you specify
a customized list of songs (or other items in your Player library) that you can save and play any time
a description of files that will be put on to an audio CD
a feature supported by most software based music players that allows you to group as many songs as you want together for listening
a file (or database) that contains a list of songs
a file that includes several media files (Audio or Video), and plays them in succession
a group of songs you have selected and organized into a list
a group of songs you have selected, organized and named
a group of videos that you can choose to play one after another
a list of regions ordered in time
a list of tracks you have created from the library
a list of tunes which a band plays regularly
a little text file, which lists a sequence of songs that are to be played continously
a must the menus are to much of a pain to navigate and it appears that it plays one song then waits for you to select the next song
a named collection of songs that the user would want to play
an ordered list of songs, meant to be played in a sequence
a sequence (ordered list) of media tracks (i
a sequential list of regions from a soundfile
a set of audio files that you plan to play as a group
a set of songs that are played in a certain order
a small file that tells the player what order to play the tracks in
a station's schedule of which songs will be played and how often they'll appear
a text file that contains the names of the presentations you want to run back-to-back
a text file with the file extension "
A collection of tracks you compile from your recorded music files.
A list of streams that Microsoft Windows Media Player plays sequentially. Windows Media Services supports both server-side and client-side playlists. A server-side playlist is played as part of a program over a station. You use the Streams button on the Stations page of Windows Media Administrator to create the playlist. A server-side playlist can include URLs that point to streams, including .asf files. A client-side playlist is an .asx file that contains multiple Entry elements. Windows Media Player plays the Entry elements in the order in which they appear in the .asx file.
The songs and the order that they will be played on your MP3 player.
A sequential ordering of songs to play back in sequence or at random.
A playlist is an organized and ordered list of music. Thanks to the playlist function on your computer, you can create your own DJ-like set.
sequence of audio and/or video tracks.
A playlist is a file containing information pertaining to the location of other audio and video files. Read On
a list of songs that you assemble and organize. Use playlists to program your listening, as well as to copy files to portable devices or to burn your own CDs.
Many digital audio and multimedia players for your computer support playlists. A playlist offers you better organization and management of the various music files on your computer by controlling what files are played and in what order, much like a music playlist used by radio stations. Playlists are commonly used by amateur and professional computer DJs at parties and dances to allow a continuous play of music, queuing programmed and requested songs. Within a playlist file (which can be viewed as a text document) is the local (hard-drive) and/or remote (Internet) location of each file within that playlist. As the audio player moves through each file on the playlist, it sources that file from the specified location, either on your hard-drive or the Internet (a URL).
The official songs that a radio station will play during a given week. The playlist is not usually chosen by the DJ.
A list of songs for playback that can include CD audio, MP3s, WMAs, or any other kind of audio file. Playlists can be randomized to create a mix and saved to hard drives and CD-Rs.
A listing of songs stored on your hard drive.
A list of mp3 songs that is stored in the m3u format.
A list of tracks assembled in your own order that can be quickly accessed on your media player.
A file comprising a list of playitems and, possibly, other playlists. In many ways, it is analogous to a 'photo album' but very much more powerful.
A custom index of musical pieces that play in a certain order. You can arrange your own playlists by artist, genre, mood, or any way you choose using an HP Media Center PC or software such as Musicmatch.
A list of digital media content.
In its most general form, a playlist is simply a list of songs. The term has several specialized meanings in the realms of radio broadcasting and personal computers.