The Transmogrifier Should Have the Ability To Move Folders full of Jukebox Songs from one Game to Another.

Hey all!  So I don't know how much support this suggestion will get since most people don't use the Transmogrifier, but it would be VERY helpful to me to be able to move whole folders full of songs from one game to another.  What I do is organize my songs by the feelings they provoke, so I have whole folders of songs for "calm" or "creepy," but I can't move them all as a group so I have to pick through the songs one by one to move them over.  It would be much more useful if I could move an entire folder full of songs from one game to another.

Have you tried using your music library to create playlists, which you can add to any game?&nbsp; <a href="https://roll20.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039178714-Jukebox" rel="nofollow">https://roll20.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039178714-Jukebox</a>

Maybe not, is that outside of the actual game?&nbsp; I'll look into that and see if it is, that might be the workaround.

As explained in the help center article I linked, you can access it in-game or out of game. In-game, it's the Manage Audio link at the top of the jukebox. You click it and you get an audio management tool that lets you make playlists, which you can then import to other games. Outside of the game, you can manage your playlists here . Same controls/UI as the Manage Audio link from inside the game.&nbsp; And then when you're in a game, you just open the Manage Audio interface, go to Playlists, and click the "Add to" button to add the playlist to the current game.

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