For users, choosing the M3U format gives them the flexibility of jumping from one music player to the next without needing to redo their playlists over and over again.
One advantage that M3U has over WPL is its widespread adoption by other music players, largely due to fact that Winamp had a large user base and coders wanted to make it easier to move music files from Winamp. On the other hand, M3U began with Winamp a very popular and free music player. It is the default file format and all playlists you create with WMP uses WPL. WPL was created for and is used by Microsoft’s Windows Media Player. The main difference between WPL and M3U is the principal application that uses them. The most common use of playlists is in segregating and grouping music files for use on computers or on portable music players. WPL and M3U are two file types that are used to store playlists, or a list of audio files with its associated information like file location, title, album, artists, and other relevant information.
Shuffle Randomization options (Less random.Full Random). plays songs from from own categorized Library or Folders (flat or hierarchy). album art downloading, including high resolution album art formats artist images downloading and per-category user-selectable images. visual themes, 3rd party skin support with the skin options as defined by skin Author. audio info with the detailed audio processing information. 30/50/100+ volume levels (Android 5-11), SoundAssistant 150 levels support. 
unique Direct Volume Control (DVC) for the extended dynamic range and deep bass. Hi-Res Output (where supported by the device). Float32 internal sample format, Float64 DSP processing, up to 384 kHz sampling rate, selectable SWR/SoX resampler, multiple dither options, various per-output settings. Low Pass/High Pass, Low Shelf/High Shelf, Band Pass, Peaking Band filters. parametric equalizer: each band added and configured manually. 
optimized graphical equalizer: 5-32 bands, presets, custom and audio device assignable presets. plays mp3, mp4/m4a/alac/aac, ogg, opus, wma, flac, wav, ape, wv, tta, mpc, aiff, dsd (dff/dsf), mka, mpga, tak, flv (audio), and other formats.
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