How could i create Playlists in Mediaplayer or VLC Player for Music played on xbox from NAS ...

Mediaplayer is ancient compared to most mediaplayers

Which support more codecs and don't have paid codecs

Vlc is one of them

And you can setup your xbox as an DLNA server which is better anyhow like that play to or vlc app and then have your phone or computer provide the server

Hello Reuben R, My name is David. I am an independent advisor, happy to help you today.

To create a playlist for the music mode in Space Invaders Infinity Gene on Xbox, you can follow these general steps:

1. First, make sure you have the desired music files saved on your Xbox console. You can either transfer music from a PC using a USB drive or download music directly to the console through services like Xbox Music or Spotify (if supported).

2. Once your music files are ready, you can create a playlist directly on your Xbox. Here's how:

a. Navigate to the "Media Player" app on your Xbox console.
b. Select "Playlists" from the menu.
c. Choose "Create a Playlist" and give it a name.
d. Add the desired music files to the playlist by selecting them and confirming the selection.

3. After creating the playlist, launch Space Invaders Infinity Gene.

4. In the game's menu or options, locate the "Music" or "Soundtrack" section. It may be under a specific game mode or settings.

5. Within the music mode options, you should see an option to choose a playlist. Select the playlist you created on your Xbox.

Once you've selected your playlist, the game will play the music from the playlist while you play Space Invaders Infinity Gene.

I hope this helps.

Best regards.

Sad to say but you are out of luck. While the console will read music from devices plugged into the USB ports it wont read playlists. Then of course you can only create custom playlists from music stored on the hard drive.

Your only real option, which you don't seem to want to use, is the Guide Music Player. From there you can play all the music stored in a folder. So it would take you a little more time but you could put the playlist tracks into a folder and tell the Xbox to
just play that folder alone.

Are you talking about videos and music you downloaded from the internet and stored on a external drive to be used as a media drive?

If so since you are talking about a variety of codecs . have you downloaded VLC for xbox ? It is a very very good program a d supports a varietyof third party codecs

Windows mediaplayer doesn't really support non mainstream codecs

Mp4 mpg.avi wmv etc

Vlc tends to support hundreds even ogg

Nothing as the protocols needed weren't too user.friendly

Miracast or dlna even wifi direct are.better media player or vlc work.much better for that stuff and you didn't have to play with router settings and you weren't locked to an ecosystem

Windows media player was limited with codecs unless you got third party programs but media Center still had limits on codecs

With miracast or dlna you only limited by your mediaplayer (vlc is available on Xbox)

I set up media Center in mins back in the day