WiiM Amp Pro - USB - Playlist Issue

[Anaxagoras]

Hello, I am quite happy with my brandnew WiiM Amp Pro.
But I have an issue with existing playlist. Either I use the exported from Samsung Music App (Tablet) or make new ones with mp3tag the Amp Pro just ignores the playorder of the songs in the playlist. The songs are in different folders on the USB, they all appear in the playlist on the Amp Pro, but it overwrites the designated playorder. Using the filters is no help either.
Making new playlists on the Amp Pro is uncomfortable as pain.
Is there something I am missing with the playlist-feature. Is the only way giving the songs concurrent filenames?

Regards,
Andi

 

[simbun]

Either I use the exported from Samsung Music App (Tablet) or make new ones with mp3tag the Amp Pro just ignores the playorder of the songs in the playlist.

I don't have a WiiM with indexing, but when using WiiM's "Advanced" Mode to browse my MinimServer library the playlists also appear out of order. I'd say it's a bug so send feedback via the app (More > Feedback).

Is there another view of your collection under 'Browse > My Library > Home Music Share' and if so are the playlists sorted correctly?

 

[Anaxagoras]

Nope, no other view at Home Music Share.
I ll try the rename-feature from mp3tag, so I can give the files new names. I don't want to reset the tracknumber.

Edit: the bypass is editing the tracknumbers. That is really making me sad, so I have to reconfigure every playlist. That must be a bug.

 

[simbun]

Nope, no other view at Home Music Share.

Ah, maybe they removed it. I believe the initial index is visible to third party UPnP control points.

I ll try the rename-feature from mp3tag, so I can give the files new names. I don't want to reset the tracknumber.

My filenames are simply <DiscNumber>.<TrackNumber> and I couldn't see any logic to the order, but there's no harm in trying.

Edit: the bypass is editing the tracknumbers. That is really making me sad, so I have to reconfigure every playlist. That must be a bug.

Definitely a bug.