Amazon Music Amazon Playlists truncated on WiiM Home app (iPhone & MacBook)

[MrA]

There are a lot of playlists on my Amazon Music Unlimited account but it only shows those titled A-S on the WiiM Home app.

I added a few via Amazon last week when it was showing A-T but these additions seem to have truncated further suggesting that there is a limit to how many WiiM can accommodate. Is there any way round this?

It's also annoying that those shown include a load of 'frequent plays, recommended' etc but I cannot find a way to remove them.

 

[Wiimer]

There are a lot of playlists on my Amazon Music Unlimited account but it only shows those titled A-S on the WiiM Home app.

I added a few via Amazon last week when it was showing A-T but these additions seem to have truncated further suggesting that there is a limit to how many WiiM can accommodate. Is there any way round this?

It may have been up to 99 500 items due to Amazon music API limitations, but I don't remember for sure.

It's also annoying that those shown include a load of 'frequent plays, recommended' etc but I cannot find a way to remove them.

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Please go to the Amazon music app library to view the list of playlists and delete any unwanted playlists from the library. Then update My Music in the settings screen, which should be reflected in the WiiM app.

 

[sandeepshree22]

There are a lot of playlists on my Amazon Music Unlimited account but it only shows those titled A-S on the WiiM Home app.

I added a few via Amazon last week when it was showing A-T but these additions seem to have truncated further suggesting that there is a limit to how many WiiM can accommodate. Is there any way round this?

It's also annoying that those shown include a load of 'frequent plays, recommended' etc but I cannot find a way to remove them.

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I recently switched from Spotify to Apple Music and used a tool called TracklistPro. It worked great for me!
TracklistPro is a simple and efficient tool that lets you transfer playlists effortlessly between Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and more, ensuring your music stays intact without the hassle of rebuilding from scratch.

 

[harkpabst]

I recently switched from Spotify to Apple Music and used a tool called TracklistPro. It worked great for me!
TracklistPro is a simple and efficient tool that lets you transfer playlists effortlessly between Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and more, ensuring your music stays intact without the hassle of rebuilding from scratch.

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