- Location
- south norfolk
got a new Sony experia x compact and want some music on it.how do I do it.ive got no access to kids to do it and I've got no idea.
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Get music on phone
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- Location
- south norfolk
Really want to store stuff to make up play lists
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- Location
- Wiltshire
For that I use spotify. Free on phone gives you some adverts. I pay £9.99 a month for premium no need to buy a cds again everything you need is there. It's simple to use.
BBC radio app is very good for podcasts. I often download some and play through Bluetooth on the tractor radio.
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BBC radio app is very good for podcasts. I often download some and play through Bluetooth on the tractor radio.
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SilliamWhale
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Get google play and move your music from laptop to google play
- Location
- South wales
- Location
- south norfolk
Ive not bought any music for probably ten years.would like to maybe put cd on computer and then take what tracks i want for my phone but no idea how to
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Nick...
Some you can, some you can't.
- Location
- Wiltshire
I use bbc my music. If you are listening to bbc radio on line, when there is a track you like hit the little + alongside its name. This play list can then be downloaded into spotify. It's the play list I use most I have all sorts of interesting things on it.
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- Location
- South wales
You can do both with Spotify for example I have it on 2 iPads mine and the wife's and on my phone no computer needed
Notquiteretired
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- Location
- West Lothian
+1 Spotify
SilliamWhale
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You can do this with google play for free
As I can't work the digital radio in the sprayer (always retunes itself to BBC Asian Network, 'Bollywood and Bangra') I've started to listen to Radio 6, live via 4G.
Loving the music, most of it from the most obscure artists. I was live streaming the Radio 6 Festival in the cab too, Depeche Mode playing at the Barrowlands, still available on catch up
Loving the music, most of it from the most obscure artists. I was live streaming the Radio 6 Festival in the cab too, Depeche Mode playing at the Barrowlands, still available on catch up
- Location
- Wiltshire
Radio 6 is the way to go.
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If you have family that would use it Spotify offers s family option
My brother set it up and we split the cost between a group of us. It works out a a few quid a month
My brother set it up and we split the cost between a group of us. It works out a a few quid a month
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Cowabunga
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- Location
- Ceredigion,Wales
I quite like Amazon Music app. Amazon are a bit cheaper that Apple Music if you purchase tracks, and the app imports existing music already on your device. Best to download all owned music though rather than play directly from the cloud. All your Amazon Music collection can then be played directly through your Alexa speakers at home, although I can also play by selecting the Amazon app music on any device [including iMac iPhone and iPad as well and Android] and connecting to any smart-speaker, through bluetooth. In my case I have a Bose speaker. The Bose works best when connected to Alexa through bluetooth rather than to any of the other devices though, for some reason. All I have to do is say "Alexa, connect to speaker`" and bingo!
People think of Amazon as a shop and bookstore but Amazon's biggest and most profitable enterprise is its Cloud Services. It hosts Netflix for example. It has massive server farms dotted around the world that holds and serves data for all kinds of major enterprises and even countries and security services. But I digress.
Oh yes, the Amazon Music app on ipad and iphone [and presumably Android] also accepts selections using voice commands "Alexa play ***", so it can be used in conjunction with a car stereo as well, hands free. Best arrange some playlists, so that it plays through the selection rather than having to select each track individually.
People think of Amazon as a shop and bookstore but Amazon's biggest and most profitable enterprise is its Cloud Services. It hosts Netflix for example. It has massive server farms dotted around the world that holds and serves data for all kinds of major enterprises and even countries and security services. But I digress.
Oh yes, the Amazon Music app on ipad and iphone [and presumably Android] also accepts selections using voice commands "Alexa play ***", so it can be used in conjunction with a car stereo as well, hands free. Best arrange some playlists, so that it plays through the selection rather than having to select each track individually.