Copy music files directly.

I can't play music from the Fenix 6x plus. I copy the music directly from Linux to the device in the Music folder. But the clock does not recognize the files.
Does anyone know why?

Best thanks and greetings
Kurt

P.S. Sorry for my bad english

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crt_hun over 4 years ago in reply to jetguat +2

No. I don't really use the music feature, but I have tried it a couple of times.

I am a Linux user as well, copied the mp3 files to the Music folder and then set up the music provider to "My music…
jetguat over 4 years ago in reply to crt_hun +1

Yes that worked. I merely copied the mp3 file folders for each artist (individual albums within them) into the music folder. no problem. Thanks!
9112277 3 months ago in reply to Mezey +1

Hi, the MP3 i downloaded was some VLC MP3 type of file (windows showed as "mp3 (vlc)". And within the player, within the codec window, i could see the 2 extra streams. I comverted iy again to a single…

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0 Mezey 3 months ago in reply to 9112277

What do you mean by, " single track .mp3" MP3 is a standard and any "potato" plays it. even a 60mhz arm cpu so a 150mhz watch shoud have no issues with the decoding, specially when the bluetooth chip also an soc itself runnig 96mhz. One mp3 is one audio track either, stereo or mono or 5.1 these days. the watch can play stereo any other not getting used just takes up the space. LOL.

0 9112277 3 months ago in reply to Mezey

Hi, the MP3 i downloaded was some VLC MP3 type of file (windows showed as "mp3 (vlc)". And within the player, within the codec window, i could see the 2 extra streams. I comverted iy again to a single track and it worked.

I thought this was a forum to doscuss technical stuff. What's up with your "lol". Are you some boomer or a 10 year old?