It may take a while, but once you do this you won't have to do it again.

What you need to do is go to your default music app (My Music on the Droid Razr series) and recreate your playlists there. There is only one way to fix this bug, and it may not be what you want to hear. The Poweramp playlists would be modified upon system restart. I have been having the same issue with my Droid Razr Maxx. The last time I searched for something like this was about 5 years ago and nothing even came close.Hello. It'd be really nice if the software were cross-platform, not Linux-only, so I can avoid more painful migrations in the future. It would also be extremely nice to be able to import this data from iTunes. iSyncr provides that bridge for me with iTunes. My smart playlists include criteria based on play count and last-played/last-skipped times, so playing and skipping songs on the Android device must update this data in the player software. Sync to Android devices including play counts, last-played and last-skipped times.

I've used this, along with song ratings, to craft my own genre-based 'biased shuffle' playlists that make sure I get the most out of my music - I hear the songs I want to hear once a year about once a year, and those I want to hear once a week about once a week.

Nestable smart playlists: e.g., I can make a smart playlist (perhaps from 3 'dumb' playlists and some criteria), and then I can make smart playlists which contain other smart playlists.

My absolute must-have features, which iTunes and an OS-X-plus-Android app known as iSyncr provide are: Background: I'm abandoning OS X for Linux and I've been totally dependent on iTunes for over a decade (since I abandoned Windows for OS X!).

Isyncr not syncing playlists