Syncing music with the Droid

windstrings

Active Member
Joined
Nov 8, 2009
Messages
1,332
Reaction score
0
Location
Central Texas
Forgive me if I get this wrong because I've never done it.
But I just got off the phone with a high level tech and he told me how to sync music without having to pull out the memory card.

If it doesn't work, this is my disclaimer, but for those of you who are having issues, maybe this will help.

1. You must have version Windows Media Player 10 or 11.
2. No drivers are needed as the Droid uses microsofts interface "this is why it will find your music on your card regardless where you put it"
3. put in your cable and link to you computer with windows media player.
4. You will see a tiny icon at the top of the screen of the home page of the droid that looks like a memory card.
5. Near the bottom of the screen there will be a icon that says "mount".
6. Drag the memory card Icon at the top of the screen down to the Mount icon at the bottom of the screen and the sync happens.
7. It apparently syncs fast according to the tech.

Good luck.. again... I've never done this, but I wanted to write it down before I forgot.
If this sequence isn't perfect, maybe someone else will correct the differences.

P.S. this is crazy not having a manual on such a sophisticated phone.
 

sir

Member
Joined
Nov 9, 2009
Messages
256
Reaction score
2
Location
Raleigh, NC
Yep! The most popular way to put music on the Droid (PC, Mac, or otherwise) is to do what you said.

Keep in mind that depending on how much music you drag onto the SD card, when you open the music app for the first time it will take a long time to index all the music on the card, generate album art, etc. So be patient.

Also, you can try Motorola Media Link or DoubleTwist.

No word on whether or not Google Audio is going to play a roll in this down the road.
 
A

apeshitninja

Guest
Does it try to sync your entire music library or can you select individual albums/folders?
 

sir

Member
Joined
Nov 9, 2009
Messages
256
Reaction score
2
Location
Raleigh, NC
Which one are you referring to? I can't speak for either application I linked to. But I know that if you add music to the SD card directly the Droid will attempt to index it all for you the first time you open the music app.

I haven't done anything with music on mine yet. I have an 80G iPod video from back in the day that I use in my car, and I have my computer at work for music, so it's not been a priority.
 
Top