Qobuz

Get one the apps that saves and/or transfers playlists across multiple music players.

+1 to @sns Use one of the apps he describes. I used "TuneMyMusic" to transfer all my playlists, favorite albums, and tracks from Spotify to Tidal a couple years ago. Worked great and also offers the option of saving it as .csv files that can be opened in Excel or one of the free Excel compatible programs. I kept it just long enough to do my transfer, download those .csv files as a safety back up, and then cancelled my subscription.

I found it nice to have those files for going back and revisiting (finding!) albums I "favorited" long ago but might have nearly forgotten about. Gives me an incentive to listen to them again.

I figure the similar aps might also offer that same functionality. But TuneMyMusic worked fine.

@bwguy Qobuz stopped working today through the BluOs app. I notified Bluesound but they are notoriously bad at responding with anything helpful. As for the Playlists... I'll have to check once connected again. The Qobuz homepage does not show me playlists - they must be stored just on the ipad in the BluOs app.

I use an Innuos Zen Mk 3. On that system of late the Qobuz albums have disappeared from “Albums” leaving only albums stored on the hard drive. The Qobuz albums can be found if you scroll down to “Streaming Service”. Playlists are fine. I reached out to Innuos and they said it’s a Qobuz coding issue that they are working with them to resolve. Not sure if that’s related but it’s annoying: in that location albums can’t be sorted by artist or title—you are stuck w the default: the order in which they were added.

I have problems with Qobuz playing through a Bluesound Node with updated firmware on the node. There are dead spots between songs on albums such as Pink Floyds The Wall, choppiness. Other albums have problems also. I don't know if was because it was a 2 month free trial or what?