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<blockquote data-quote="ChrisnmiC" data-source="post: 25217" data-attributes="member: 2481">Had a 2013 Equinox &amp; 2019 Volt, currently driving a 2020 Traverse. I use Windows software to copy music to flash drive. Folder for Artist, subfolder for album(s), then corresponding files.&nbsp; Open a new &quot;Notepad&quot; file and make a list of songs you want by writing file's path. D:/folder/subfolder/filename.fileextension(Repeat for each song on a new line)Example-D:/Mark Knopfler, Chet Atkins/Neck and Neck/So Soft My Goodbye.mp3 And so on for all the songs you want in the playlist.&nbsp; When you're done, save the file but change the Notepad file extension from &quot;txt&quot; to &quot;m3u&quot;.&nbsp; Save the &quot;playlist&quot; file to the flash drive, (I put them in a folder named Playlist), and unless the Infotainment program has been changed, the playlist will be selectable from the menu. The songs will play in the order you listed them, or shuffled if you choose.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ChrisnmiC, post: 25217, member: 2481"] Had a 2013 Equinox & 2019 Volt, currently driving a 2020 Traverse. I use Windows software to copy music to flash drive. Folder for Artist, subfolder for album(s), then corresponding files. Open a new "Notepad" file and make a list of songs you want by writing file's path. D:/folder/subfolder/filename.fileextension (Repeat for each song on a new line) Example- D:/Mark Knopfler, Chet Atkins/Neck and Neck/So Soft My Goodbye.mp3 And so on for all the songs you want in the playlist. When you're done, save the file but change the Notepad file extension from "txt" to "m3u". Save the "playlist" file to the flash drive, (I put them in a folder named Playlist), and unless the Infotainment program has been changed, the playlist will be selectable from the menu. The songs will play in the order you listed them, or shuffled if you choose. [/QUOTE]

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