Can I rename a personal music playlist on the Versa?

[koson]

I like to listen to whole albums from my personal music collection, and find that it is convenient to enter them as playlists. However, I have not been able to find a way to rename the playlists from "New Playlist #1", "New Playlist #2", etc.

Is there any way to rename them, either before or after I've added songs?

Moderator Edit: Updated Subject For Clarity.

[RobertoME]

Hi @koson, thanks for visiting for the first time our Fitbit Community. My apologies for the late response and after reading your question, note that once the music is loaded in your Fitbit Versa is not possible to change the name of the playlist.

Otherwise, you should be able to change the name before transferring the music to your watch using the application where you store your playlist. So the name you have chose shows in your Versa after it was loading the music.

Hope this helps and let me know if you have other questions.

[koson]

Thank you for your answer, @RobertoME. 

I am actually wondering if it is possible to change the name in the Windows 10 Fitbit app that I use to transfer personal music to the Versa, before I transfer the playlist to the Versa.  There, I create a new playlist and then drag the songs that define the app into the new playlist.  The default behavior of the app is to give the playlist a new number and make it the playlist's name ("New Playlist #3", "New Playlist #5", etc.) 

Can that new playlist that I just created in the Windows app (before the music is transferred to the Versa) be renamed? Otherwise, the "Create new playlist" in the Windows app will always only be able to label them #3, #5, etc., which is an inconvenient limitation of the "Create new playlist" functionality in the Windows app.

[tinpusher]

Yep. You can. once you create the "new playlist" open it and then drag/drop your files. Once that is done double just click the name of the playlist and delete the name. Type the name you want and press enter. Then transfer to your watch.

Hope that's clear.