Music Manager and Music Player app?

[curtiplas]

Hi All,

I've been using the standard media player on my Nexus one since I've gotten it, only loaded music once using simple copy and paste method on the folder level. Problem is I've gotten new music (alot) and I can no longer fit it all on my nexus one.

Before someone mentions it, I've tried using DoubleTwist and I'm not a fan, I've had issues with slow syncing, duplicates, and as a music manager I can't determine the total size of the media I want to sync, can't choose more than all or selected playlists, no artist selections, I can't edit the file tags within the application, and some music isn't removed when I try to remove it from my library (not move to trash)... Overall I'm very unsatisfied.

Needless to say I'm looking for something else to use, something that allows me to rate my music both on the desktop and on my nexus one...and that those ratings actually sync on... this will allow me to determine what I Listen to and thus only transfer that over to my N1.


Please help!

 

[Schwin97]

Tunesync is what I just downloaded the other day to wirelessly sync my music from itunes on a mac. For playing music I am currently using MixZing - nice widget - or Music Mod. I would just go with MixZing, but it doesn't set itself up as a replacement for the stock music player. Can't figure that out.....???

 

[bensutton17]

Iv organised my music files on my sd card using explorer but they havent changed on my media player any tips ?

 

[Member243850]

Hey dude!

Welcome to android Heaven! hhahahaha lol made that 1 up myself

Try this software for syncing music and apps etc:

Sync Android, Motorola, Samsung, HTC: doubleTwist with Amazon MP3

Woopsy Sorry I didn't read

Hmm the only other thing else i can recommend is Tunesync like Schwin97
recommended....

Try this?: (but you need to pay for it)

http://www.markspace.com/products/android/missing-sync-android.html

Don't know if they are on the level or not.... so reserch before buying their product....

And this:

http://www.mediamonkey.com/download/

Hope this helps you dude,

Cheers

Stinky Stinky

 

[Member243850]

Hey bensutton17,

I just usually reboot my phone and it can see the songs etc.

Hope this helps dude.

Let me know

Stinky

 

[LeftToast]

I tried DoubleTwist as a music manager under Windows and it was a total POS. Based on that experience, I wouldn't even think of using their media player for Android.

iTunes is still the best music manager, however the limitation on the number and types of devices it supports limits its utility.

I am now using MediaMonkey as a music manager. It doesn't support video/movies, but other than that, it does all I need - and it is much less buggy than DoubleTwist. So far I have set it up to synchronize specific playlist with my Android phone and my kids iPod. My wife is getting an iPhone-4 next week so we'll see how it works with that.

The stock media player for Android is okay, but I would like an EQ and setting for creating and managing mixes/playlists on the device.

 

[Member243850]

Hmm an equalizer hey?

Maybe try this here perhaps dude but don't know if it has playlists... :

Audio Player WithEQ Platinum v1.6.8 Application for Android | Multimedia

It is not for free though.

And this:

MixZing - The Ultimate Android Music Player

I will keep looking dude.

 

[Member243850]

Here ya go buddy!

Astro Player

All-In-One Media Player for Android | RealPlayer

and this:

RockPlayerBase: The best media player for Android (DiVX, Xvid, WMV support)

don't know if the last one has an equalizer though...

Let me know

Stinky Stinky

 

[anurbanlegend]

I tried DoubleTwist as a music manager under Windows and it was a total POS. Based on that experience, I wouldn't even think of using their media player for Android.

iTunes is still the best music manager, however the limitation on the number and types of devices it supports limits its utility.

I am now using MediaMonkey as a music manager. It doesn't support video/movies, but other than that, it does all I need - and it is much less buggy than DoubleTwist. So far I have set it up to synchronize specific playlist with my Android phone and my kids iPod. My wife is getting an iPhone-4 next week so we'll see how it works with that.

The stock media player for Android is okay, but I would like an EQ and setting for creating and managing mixes/playlists on the device.

I'm using MediaMonkey too and can't agree with you enough how big of a POS doubletwist is.

 

[philliphogan]

Ive organized my music files on my sd card using explorer but they havent changed on my media player I am looking now for some help.

 

[Member243850]

Hi philliphogan!!

Have you tried rebooting your phone / device perhaps... that usually will allow you to see the songs that have been copied to transflash... Hope this helps you dude!

If not just PM me to get assistance dude!

Keep well

Stinks

 

[hero_hont]

hi, i usually listen music by my iphone...
listen pro...butit can be difficult to navigate for people not used to hi-tech equipment. The iPhone's music capabilities equals that of any top notch music player

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[A.Nonymous]

If you like the iTunes media player, go out and buy bTunes. I love it. It just works and the interface is easy to use. You can set it up to monitor just one folder on your phone and dump all your music in that folder. I use it and TuneSync to manage my media. It works very well for me.

 

[Member243850]

Hey thanx Anonymous!

I have never heard of this 1 before!

Cheers!