Ah, that makes perfect sense and explains why I have these phantom playlists for a while and them lose them. Does this mean that the message "Playlist with that name already exists... overwrite?" refers to an overwrite of the database, not the file? That would explain why I was baffled by that message. Now I just have to figure out how to get sc7 to write the file out. This will no doubt require me to actually learn something about file permissions in linux, and not just monkey-type commands people give me. The "chmod 777 /mnt/usb/Playlists" didn't seem to do the trick. Must be something else. Thanks, Millwood.
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