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To save a playlist in jetaudio is easy. Just load the media files you want into the playlist window and arrange them in the order you wish them to be, Once this is done right click in the playlist window and choose "Export" and a window will open which will allow you to choose the location and name of the playlist. By default it saves playlist in .pls format but you choose to instead use .m3u format if you wish.
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