Options to transfer music to the EVO?

[mityman50]

Nevermind, I found a program. Sorry for the clutter.

 

[Jebus Christ]

what program?

Going to piggyback on this one.....

Also does anyone know how to play DRM protected music on android?

 

[mityman50]

Here is a... WHY IS MY ENTIRE SENTENCE HYPERLINKED???? OK so I can't stop this hyperlink so get used to it lol. Anyways it's a walkthrough on using iTunes on your Evo with a program called iTunes Agent.

Also (hey, were back to normal!) I don't think you can directly play DRM locked music on it, but if you found a converter you should be able to convert it to regular MP3 format, minus the DRM. I use the RealPlayer program to convert songs. Very user friendly.

 

[mityman50]

OK, I just finished using that program. All the music is on my phone, however, it doesn't all work. I don't know what music formats the Evo supports, and I don't know what music formats all of my music is in (cough cough stupid Limewire). If I knew which it supported, then it would be a simple matter of converting my songs.

I still can't figure out why I want my music on here so bad... I am going to use my iPod for music, not my phone... what am I doing?!?!?

 

[Jebus Christ]

Here is a... WHY IS MY ENTIRE SENTENCE HYPERLINKED???? OK so I can't stop this hyperlink so get used to it lol. Anyways it's a walkthrough on using iTunes on your Evo with a program called iTunes Agent.

Also (hey, were back to normal!) I don't think you can directly play DRM locked music on it, but if you found a converter you should be able to convert it to regular MP3 format, minus the DRM. I use the RealPlayer program to convert songs. Very user friendly.

baw, I have sound taxi but didn't want to go through the trouble of converting all of my music. I guess I should get started.......

 

[IOWA]

http://androidforums.com/android-media/79959-how-flawlessly-sync-your-music-your-android-winamp-56k-warning.html

Tapatalk. Samsung Moment. Yep.

 

[JunBringer]

Or you could just drag and drop to the music folder.

 

[alejo]

is there any way to use windows media player to transfer music to the HTC EVO ?

 

[noobcake]

You either drag and drop or setup automatic sync with any modern Windows/Linux based music player. (ie Foobar/Mediamonkey/Winamp/Windows Media/Amarok/Rhythmbox/etc)

 

[misterzeno]

OK, I just finished using that program. All the music is on my phone, however, it doesn't all work. I don't know what music formats the Evo supports, and I don't know what music formats all of my music is in (cough cough stupid Limewire). If I knew which it supported, then it would be a simple matter of converting my songs.

I still can't figure out why I want my music on here so bad... I am going to use my iPod for music, not my phone... what am I doing?!?!?

Yea the music library with different formats, I feel ya man. I just end up converting everything to mp3 format. Few different programs out there that will do it and even leave the original files there also. Media Monkey is a good program for organizing your library. There are many different ones out there, I just have everything in mp3 to save the headaches.

 

[neodorian]

Drag and drop the folders you want into your music folder. If you were unlucky or unwise enough to purchase locked-down music with digital restrictions, use a program like Tunebite to basically re-record it as an unencumbered audio file and write it off as a learning experience

 

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I sync wirelessly with iTunes and my EVO using Tunesync. It works great, no problems so far. I tried doubletwist and the music was getting transferred with no album art.

Only bad thing is its not free, but so worth it...iPhones don't even have this feature!

 

[getlooks]

So, what is easy and better than Limewire?

 

[JunBringer]

I sync wirelessly with iTunes and my EVO using Tunesync. It works great, no problems so far. I tried doubletwist and the music was getting transferred with no album art.

Only bad thing is its not free, but so worth it...iPhones don't even have this feature!

I might have to try this just so I can say I did it lol. I do enjoy using iTunes.

So, what is easy and better than Limewire?

Google Blog Search. I think it's blogsearch.google.com then you get a link to rapidshare, mediafire, megaupload or another site that hosts the file just as a zip or rar. It's fantastic.

 

[CatWalker]

I just want to transfer some albums already on my PC to my phone. Teenage grandson did one for me, but I can't follow his instructions. Could someone help, please? He warned me if I did it wrong, something terrible would happen to the phone. Thanks.

 

[south875]

I usually just copy them from my computer and paste them in the music file on the Evo

 

[JunBringer]

I'm putting music on my Evo wirelessly with Winamp. Badassery!

 

[toomuchgame441]

I'm putting music on my Evo wirelessly with Winamp. Badassery!

Nice, I don't even download music anymore on my Desktop, its all done on me Evo now. Along with fixing tags and album artwork... I love this thing.

 

[JunBringer]

What do you use for that?

I listen to music on my computer a lot so I just do it on here.

 

[toomuchgame441]

What do you use for that?

I listen to music on my computer a lot so I just do it on here.

I use iTag from the market which is free. Works well enough for me.

 

[JunBringer]

I use iTag from the market which is free. Works well enough for me.

I mean for downloading music.

 

[toomuchgame441]

I mean for downloading music.

I use Music Box, I dont have any problems finding my music with it. And its of course free

 

[SMARTPHONEPC]

I use Music Box, I dont have any problems finding my music with it. And its of course free

Cool app but I noticed when downloading the same song of different lengths such as different versions it replaces the prior rather than adding a unique identifier (requiring me to correct this with a file manager)..

 

[toeknee76]

or just DL gtunes from the market and you can search a DL songs directly to your phone!
its awesome.

 

[HittingSmoke]

Just to let you know, when you ask a question and find the solution, it's only proper forum etiquette to post the answer in your edited post. Not just post that the problem was solved...

That said, a lot of people don't know that Vuze has device support.

If you plug in your Evo while Vuze is running it should detect it and create a profile for it. If you drag and drop music or video to the Evo in Vuze it will automatically convert and transfer it for you.