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Is there an app so that I can play my already owned music, like itunes library on my phone?? Is there a way to send it from my computer to the phone, like a through email or something... or any other ideas? I just don't see why I should have to rebuy all my music.. Especially the stuff I own on CD. Thanks for any help
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Download an app called automount from the market. That will make it so that you don't have to go though all the steps to get your memory mounted when you connect your phone to your computer. There are apps to sync stuff but I like the good old fashioned drag and drop method. Just to prove Windows is still good for something. If you have iTunes music some of it may not be compatible. This is a limitation of iTunes music it was DRM protected which means it was fixed so that even though it is a commonly compatible format it will not play on anything but iDevices or through iTunes. Thankfully at some point they opted to remove that from what I have been told so recent music purchases are not DRM protected and should be playable. Amazon mp3's will play with no problem. I actually downloaded the new Jimmy Hendrix album and it sounds great on my Droid. I think I will get a Droid incredible today so I imagine it will just get better from here.
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Download an app called automount from the market. That will make it so that you don't have to go though all the steps to get your memory mounted when you connect your phone to your computer. There are apps to sync stuff but I like the good old fashioned drag and drop method. Just to prove Windows is still good for something. If you have iTunes music some of it may not be compatible. This is a limitation of iTunes music it was DRM protected which means it was fixed so that even though it is a commonly compatible format it will not play on anything but iDevices or through iTunes. Thankfully at some point they opted to remove that from what I have been told so recent music purchases are not DRM protected and should be playable. Amazon mp3's will play with no problem. I actually downloaded the new Jimmy Hendrix album and it sounds great on my Droid. I think I will get a Droid incredible today so I imagine it will just get better from here.
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Thanks, ya I knew about the DRM, luckily only some of the stuff in my itunes library was purchased through itunes.. But I use a Macbook pro, What about syncing with that? Do you know anything about that? or apps that would be useful in this case??
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I use doubleTwist on my Mac to sync music files and playlists to the Incredible. Works like a champ.
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Ditto on doubleTwist on the PC.
It will sync your iTunes lists, and then you can indicate which you want to sync to your phone.
Has worked great for me!