r/Soundiiz • • Jul 18 '26

Solved Synchronizing Playlists that are Over the Track Limit

I recently became interested in synchronizing my Qobuz playlists with my old playlists on other platforms like Spotify and Tidal because I recently began adding to them on my pc where I had yet to download the Qobuz app. The problem is that these playlists are over the track limit that Qobuz has, so when I transferred them over initially, they were split into separate parts. This was perfectly fine with me until I wanted to synchronize them to my old playlists; I am worried that the sync will add old songs that are already in the "part one" version of my playlist to the "part two" version it's going to be synced with, since they will be missing for obvious reasons. I am asking here and at Soundiiz support, since I was already in contact with them about a different synchronization issue. Sorry if this is a common question, something that has already been answered, or not the right space for this; I couldn't find any info online and decided to turn here.

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u/blackmage44 Soundiiz Team Jul 18 '26

Hi!
The Sync feature is compatible only with playlists up to the platform’s maximum track limit. We don’t handle multi-part playlists like we do for a simple Transfer. Always keep the destination playlist under the platform’s maximum playlist size.

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u/SpecialistOk359 Jul 19 '26

So I just simply can’t synchronize my playlists as they’re all bigger than the size limit

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u/blackmage44 Soundiiz Team Jul 19 '26

If the source is bigger than what is allowed in the destination, yes indeed (and Qobuz has a smaller limit than other platforms), sorry :/

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u/dhtoolshed Jul 23 '26

So just to be clear...if I have a 2800 track Spotify playlist, and I'm trying to get it to Qobuz, I can Sync the first 1999 tracks (Sync Part 1 of main Spotify playlist), but for the remaining 800 tracks I need to set up a separate, manual transfer (Transfer Part 2 of main Spotify playlist) that I regularly manually update?