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Road Master
Joined: Mar 2015
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From: Denver Colorado
Originally Posted by SBates08
I've been experimenting with an app called Mixer Box 3. I have unlimited data so there's no issue there. The majority of the songs I've downloaded so far sound extremely good. I guess the only pitfall I see with it is no off-line play.
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From: In a house
The free prime songs can be downloaded to the app on your phone or iPad as an offline library and played from there, but they can't be downloaded to a memory stick or folder on a computer unless you pay for them.
Sweet! I will give that a shot. Does that include the free Prime albums?
I have lots of songs from Amazon. They copy easily to another folder on my desktop. Then, from there, I copy them to ITunes. That way, if ITunes ever tries to mess with me, I still have "my" music in another file. I also burn songs from my CD's to this same folder. Plenty of music to listen to on shuffle.
I have lots of songs from Amazon. They copy easily to another folder on my desktop. Then, from there, I copy them to ITunes. That way, if ITunes ever tries to mess with me, I still have "my" music in another file. I also burn songs from my CD's to this same folder. Plenty of music to listen to on shuffle.
Not a fan of ITunes either, but my IPod works great with my Bluetooth setup. I could put more music on my phone, but don't want all the memory used up on music.... I have 100's of songs on the IPod, so I don't listen to the same songs very often....
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Joined: Apr 2013
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From: Sunny SoCal
I created some serious playlists on Spotify. But got tired of paying the $10.00, so I cancelled my membership. But now I'm pissed with myself.
On Spotify, you don't own the music. My playlists are still there but with the free version, there's tons of commercials, I can't save for offline use, etc. etc., etc.,
I think I'm going to reactivate and pay for the membership again. There's no way to beat the system.
On Spotify, you don't own the music. My playlists are still there but with the free version, there's tons of commercials, I can't save for offline use, etc. etc., etc.,
I think I'm going to reactivate and pay for the membership again. There's no way to beat the system.
Road Warrior
Joined: Feb 2012
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From: Charlotte
Thanks, last night I downloaded this app. It seems like it pulls the music from Youtube. Is that correct? It is interesting.
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Road Warrior
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From: Charlotte
I did make a few really good playlists because some of the Motorcycle playlists that I found on Spotify were absolutely horrible. Songs that I would turn the volume down while at a red light.
Yes, I'm very cheap so I may pay for the service during Spring & Summer and then cancel again. lol
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That is entirely possible. Never really paid that much attention. The quality of the music is what I pay more attention to and for the most part it's been excellent.