I know there's an app which will stream your iTunes media library from a PC to Android, but I've been unable to find one which will work for a Mac.
Does one exists?
I would love that
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There is an app called mSpot which is exactly what your looking for
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Has anybody tried it with the Desire? Specially the itunes sync functionality?
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Has anybody tried it with the Desire? Specially the itunes sync functionality?
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Isn't it just for the HTC Wildfire?
It seems to work fine with the Desire. I just wanted 3.0 to give the itunes thing a try. It's ok, but I wasn't overly impressed to be honest. I will just continue to drag my music files directly to memory card.
You can sync your whole itunes library or playlists.
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Bookmark sync doesn't seem to work.
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I have used it and bookmarks were fine. Itunes let me sync just the playlist I wanted. Only issue is non-embedded artwork but that is nothing related to the phone or sync, but how itunes deals with coverart.
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Seen a review of it for the wildfire on engadget and it didn't look overly impressive, cool way of getting access to iTunes though reading the library files. Shame HTC are continuing to ignore us mac users
How do you handle your music? I've got a pretty big collection and I use google music most of the time, but some of my flac files have trouble loading on 3g. So i started putting most of my music on my phone, however, I do have some albums that have individual jpg files for album art and are showing up in my gallery. I read that theres a way to actually embed the art into the file itself to prevent it from showing in the gallery? Do any of you use Media Monkey to handle and sort your music?
I use a program called Mp3Tag. It works well.
Here's the link: http://www.mp3tag.de/en/
+1 for mp3tag. It's awesome. Fixed my entire mp3 collection with it and Monkey before uploading to Google Music.
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+1 for mp3tag. It's awesome. Fixed my entire mp3 collection with it and Monkey before uploading to Google Music.
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Hmm, I deleted all my jpg files that I had, did you fix each album separately or did u just do them all at once? Is it worth making playlists too?
That looks like a great program!
Anyone on OS X know of an equivalent?
I use media monkey and mp3gain before I put them on my phone. They work fine in poweramp, no problem with album art.
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That looks like a great program!
Anyone on OS X know of an equivalent?
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No there us no Mac version of it. I'm forced to tag my music in Windows then transfer them over to my laptop I use for DJing.
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No there us no Mac version of it. I'm forced to tag my music in Windows then transfer them over to my laptop I use for DJing.
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Bummer
I saw there was no Mac version of the specific program, I was just interested in a utility that would do the same on Mac.
Years ago I used one but I cannot remember the name. This isn't the one I used but I might give it a go tonight.
http://musicbrainz.org/doc/MusicBrainz_Picard
I use Media Monkey. Best app in existence.
I have about 19000 tracks on a synology ds211+ running twonky server and use media monkey over smb shares to manage it all. I have one share I dump all my purchased mp3 in. Have media monkey scan that share when I start it up. After I make sure it's all tagged properly I auto-organize (move) them to the share that Twonky sees for music. Keeps Media Monkey from having to rescan the main library since it's kind of large.
Works for me.
Edit: yes, I ask media monkey to store all art in the tags. And I delete the image files afterward. Amazon mp3 has their stuff tagged so well I never have to do anything more than auto-organize it.
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I use Media Monkey. Best app in existence.
I have about 19000 tracks on a synology ds211+ running twonky server and use media monkey over smb shares to manage it all. I have one share I dump all my purchased mp3 in. Have media monkey scan that share when I start it up. After I make sure it's all tagged properly I auto-organize (move) them to the share that Twonky sees for music. Keeps Media Monkey from having to rescan the main library since it's kind of large.
Works for me.
Edit: yes, I ask media monkey to store all art in the tags. And I delete the image files afterward. Amazon mp3 has their stuff tagged so well I never have to do anything more than auto-organize it.
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wait, does media monkey auto tag? I just spent hours manually tagging each album (120+) with mp3tag
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Monkey will use parts of the existing tag and search for the rest (including covers). It's not pure auto tagging but it's better than manually doing it.
It's great for finding covers. I use Mp3tag when I want to manually embed a better quality cover than what monkey finds. ...or for tag cleaning.
But for mass album tagging, I use monkey.
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SiriusXM app is pretty good, as long as you have 3G & unlimited data.
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I have a linksys e4200 with a HDD connected by USB on it, i have a network set up so that apple tvs and other media devices can stream from it, but i have not yet found a good app that can do it on my GS3. I don't care if it's a paid app, i just want a solid nice looking streaming app.
You tried Plex?
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You tried Plex?
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I used imediashare.... There's z lite version to try... Full version not sure what the price is but I like it... Hoping this is what you were asking for
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I media share doesnt see the hdd and plex always was very a bad program for non mac users
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Yup try plex
Skifta maybe
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I media share doesnt see the hdd and plex always was very a bad program for non mac users
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That's odd... I have a linsksys router with NAS capabilities via a usb and through imediashare I clicked on home network and showed my router no problem and if i wanted I easily pushed the stuff to my tv
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Go for Wondershare. It's free, and works great for NAS as well as http/mms streams from online.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wondershare.player
I found BSPlayer free...wow finally a good app, just entered my routers default ip and voila, streaming 1080p mkv videos with 0 lag
Plex is your answer. whatever you are using now, scrap it. plex has clients for pc, mac, linux, android/google tv, ios, roku, ect. it handles media shares through other plex servers and DLNA. trust us, you will thank us.
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Plex is your answer. whatever you are using now, scrap it. plex has clients for pc, mac, linux, android/google tv, ios, roku, ect. it handles media shares through other plex servers and DLNA. trust us, you will thank us.
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Scrap everything..... use TVMobili... its perfect NON-Java based. Plays Mkv without transcoding straight from my NAS to my Samsung TV, I use BubbleUpnp as the app on my phone to control it all...
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are there any desktop apps i can use to wirelessly manage my n7? im thinking itunes for nexus over wifi (not drop box etc) which i can use to manage and sort my books, music etc when the n7 is in another room?
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Check out Doubletwist player with the Airsync paid app. Lets you sync your itunes music and videos to your device wirelessly.
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are there any desktop apps i can use to wirelessly manage my n7? im thinking itunes for nexus over wifi (not drop box etc) which i can use to manage and sort my books, music etc when the n7 is in another room?
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Air twist/double twist
Airdroid allows you to wirelessly connect to an android device through a Web browser and manage/upload to it.
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The doubletwist solution is great but if you don't want to spend money non it then you can use win amp on the PC along with win amp on android to do the same thing.
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Airdroid will do what you are describing.
If you are wanting to listen to your music just load it all to Google music.
Edit: get yourself off the apple teet.
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awesome! done and bought! just the job!
Isyncr is my preferred app.
+1 to iSyncr, very easy to set up and get running and it's worked flawlessly for me so far. I hate that I have to go through iTunes at all but that's just how it went for me back in my pre-Android days, but iSyncr really worked very well. Well worth the 3 bucks.
Hey,
When I first opened the mentioned app I saw my wdtvlive that is connected to my Wlan. At that time I didn't know anything about it so I just closed it.
Now I've found what that app is and I want to use it with my wdtvlive, but now o can't find my wdtv on the list in the app. I've tried using imediashare and it works. But the 3 finger gesture and other functions of the media link app is what I want.
What can I do? How can I connect to it?
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Can't find anything on Google about this issue. Is the HTC media link hd app only supported on the HTC media link device or can it connect to other DLNA devices?
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I think it must only be HTC device supported. I have HTC one-x and love the three finger connect, also it seems that in able to play more file types and stream to my tv via the media link.
My wife's Samsung tablet can stream via the HTC media link using imediashare pro version, but need to select the media link from menu when starting any movie. Also less movie file types can be played from the imediashare app.
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