**Transfer music from iTunes to droid?**

[the Gnome]

Any idea? I have no clue how I would go about this.

:motdroidhoriz: Kind Regards

 

[garment69]

Any idea? I have no clue how I would go about this.

:motdroidhoriz: Kind Regards

On my computer, all Itunes music is stored in my documents under music. Itunes is listed there. You just drill down until you find the music files. then its just drag and drop.

 

[mapexvenus]

Any idea? I have no clue how I would go about this.

:motdroidhoriz: Kind Regards

On my computer, all Itunes music is stored in my documents under music. Itunes is listed there. You just drill down until you find the music files. then its just drag and drop.

Important thing to note is that you cannot transfer any content you purchased from iTunes using the above process. There are work around to do that though.

 

[garment69]

Any idea? I have no clue how I would go about this.

:motdroidhoriz: Kind Regards

On my computer, all Itunes music is stored in my documents under music. Itunes is listed there. You just drill down until you find the music files. then its just drag and drop.

Important thing to note is that you cannot transfer any content you purchased from iTunes using the above process. There are work around to do that though.

Thats the process I followed and it worked fine.

 

[MarkDF]

Any idea? I have no clue how I would go about this.

:motdroidhoriz: Kind Regards

On my computer, all Itunes music is stored in my documents under music. Itunes is listed there. You just drill down until you find the music files. then its just drag and drop.

That's the easy part. Now if we only had a player that was as easy to use/full featured as itunes (smart playlists, sleep timer, browser interface).

 

[mapexvenus]

On my computer, all Itunes music is stored in my documents under music. Itunes is listed there. You just drill down until you find the music files. then its just drag and drop.

Important thing to note is that you cannot transfer any content you purchased from iTunes using the above process. There are work around to do that though.

Thats the process I followed and it worked fine.

Then it is my bad. I assumed that Apple's DRM would prevent the music from playing on another device, but I think Apple is no longer using DRM on music purchased on the iTunes stores. However, they DO continue to use DRM on video content.

 

[anonanimal]

use doubletwist. it can use your itunes library to transfer songs to a whole bunch of devices

www.doubletwist.com/dt/Home/Index.dt
http://www.doubletwist.com/dt/Home/Index.dt

 

[garment69]

Important thing to note is that you cannot transfer any content you purchased from iTunes using the above process. There are work around to do that though.

Thats the process I followed and it worked fine.

Then it is my bad. I assumed that Apple's DRM would prevent the music from playing on another device, but I think Apple is no longer using DRM on music purchased on the iTunes stores. However, they DO continue to use DRM on video content.

Yes, Apple no longer protects thier music with DRM so its easy to drag and drop.

 

[the Gnome]

Thats the process I followed and it worked fine.

Then it is my bad. I assumed that Apple's DRM would prevent the music from playing on another device, but I think Apple is no longer using DRM on music purchased on the iTunes stores. However, they DO continue to use DRM on video content.

Yes, Apple no longer protects thier music with DRM so its easy to drag and drop.

Would it matter if I am still using an older version of iTunes? Or should I go ahead and update my software.

:motdroidhoriz:

 

[Guurzak]

Any music you have already bought in DRM format (*.m4a files) will not be un-DRMed just by upgrading your iTunes. You can either pay Apple even more money to unlock the files you already bought from them, or you can use a program like Tunebite to convert them to mp3's.

 

[the Gnome]

Any music you have already bought in DRM format (*.m4a files) will not be un-DRMed just by upgrading your iTunes. You can either pay Apple even more money to unlock the files you already bought from them, or you can use a program like Tunebite to convert them to mp3's.

Humm... Good knowledge. I'll play with that.

:motdroidhoriz:

 

[BayouFlyFisher]

I use ITunes Agent. It takes whatever I setup in iTunes and sends it to the Droid.

On the Droid I use MixZing as the Audio Player as it does better with Playlists, IMHO.

Oh and BTW, I listen to Audio Books 90% of the time, in case that matters.

 

[DroidFan]

I just drag/drop my iTunes purchased music to my SD card via USB and they play automatically on the stock music player, with album cover and all... very easy actually.

 

[devil94]

I use ITunes Agent. It takes whatever I setup in iTunes and sends it to the Droid.

On the Droid I use MixZing as the Audio Player as it does better with Playlists, IMHO.

Oh and BTW, I listen to Audio Books 90% of the time, in case that matters.

I'm satisfied with creating a Droid playlist in iTunes and using iTunes Agent to sync, but wish I didn't have to copy specific songs into the Droid playlist and could instead leverage the native iTunes capability to sync only the music I've checked.

I also have switched to MixZing - mostly for the recommendations capability. UI is very touch screen friendly, unlike some other music applications.

 

[altjx]

Make sure you're dragging the music into the "media/audio" folder. That's where the music is stored on my SD Card. Didn't see anyone mention that, just thought it'd be great to mention it.