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¶You’ll have no music when you’re in the subway, on a plane without Wi-Fi, or anywhere else there’s no cell service or Internet hot spot. Listening to your music collection on your phone is something you’ll want to do primarily when you’re in a Wi-Fi hot spot. Music files eat up your limited monthly data allotments quickly, so don’t think that Amazon Cloud Player means you’ll be listening to your tunes during daily hourlong hikes. The age of the unlimited data plan is rapidly ending AT&T eliminated its “all the Internet you want for $30” plan, and Verizon’s similar plan will end shortly. ¶The Amazon Cloud Player is coming out at precisely the wrong time in the great timeline of cellphone computing. You’re responsible for maintaining appropriate security, protection and backup of your files.” Yikes. Amazon’s license agreement says: “You give us the right to access, retain, use and disclose your account information and your files.” And also: “We do not guarantee that your files will not be subject to misappropriation, loss or damage and we will not be liable if they are. ¶It’s not exactly clear how private your music files are, or whether they’re even yours. There’s no way to mix and match - to create a playlist containing some songs from each source, for example. It offers two big buttons: one for listening to your online music collection, and another for playing the music files that are actually on the phone. (Just note that it recognizes only MP3 and AAC files - not ring tones, audio books or WAV files. The app is clever enough to preserve your songs and playlists the way you organized them in iTunes or Windows Media Player.

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There’s a free Uploader app that lets you send your existing music files from your Mac or PC to that same online library, so those songs, too, are available from anywhere.

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Sound quality is excellent (the streaming is the full 256 kilobits a second of the original files, if you’re into that sort of statistic). You can download songs to your computer (they go directly into iTunes or Windows Media Player). You can play back a song, album or playlist, complete with Shuffle and Repeat functions. It’s dominated by a list of your songs, which you can sort and search. The Cloud Player is a simple, clean, polished music-playback page that looks vaguely like iTunes. That way, you can listen to it from any computer - at home, at work, at a friend’s - by logging into a special Web page called the Amazon Cloud Player.

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This week, the online retailer took the wraps off a slick suite of software and services that solves both problems, and offers some sweet incentives for you to consider it.Īmazon’s big idea is that instead of sitting on your computer, your music collection will sit online ( or “in the cloud,” as hipsters insist on saying). Second, Amazon wishes more people would buy music from its store instead of iTunes. And if your music library is big, you can fit only a portion of it onto your phone. You might buy a song on your phone, but it won’t be on your computer until you do a sync. When you buy a new song at home, you can’t listen to it at work, at least not without copying it manually. First, your music library is messily scattered. If you want to listen to them on the road, you connect your iPod or iPhone to that computer and copy the files to it.Īmazon, whose online music store competes with Apple’s, has two problems with that arrangement. You buy song files from the iTunes store.

Use the "Scan Local Folder" option in the Settings by following the steps described at the beginning of this article.For years now, the most popular music system - Apple’s - has worked like this.

Rename or delete your old playlists using the 3-dot menu next to the playlist(s) you want to remove/rename.

If you have preexisting playlists in doubleTwist Player with the same name as the m3u playlists you are trying to import using the "Scan Local Folder" option, they will not be imported into the app to avoid conflicts or overwrite your previous playlists.

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Troubleshooting Manual M3U Playlist Import

Once the scan is complete, any missing songs or m3u playlists should get imported into your library. For example, here's what this looks like on our SD card. Once you've navigated to the correct /Music folder, tap on "SELECT" to begin scanning. If the SD card isn't showing up, you may need to "unhide" it by tapping on the 3-dot Overflow menu on the top right and selecting the "Show SD card" option. Tap on the 3-line menu icon on the top left to select Internal Storage or SD card (if you have an SD card).

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m3u playlists that are stored on your phone or SD card but don't appear in doubleTwist Player, go to doubleTwist Settings and select "Scan Local Folder".Īn Android file manager window should appear.