There are many iTunes library sync apps in Play Store. But, iSyncR is my favorite. Use & learn "Why?"...
Well, iSyncR supports star rating sync of songs, too.
But, how to use those ratings in Android device?
The same company has launched a nice music player named "Rocket Music Player" which supports that star rating system. You can use that.
Hold on.. There are many music players out there which supports that rating system. A popular one is "PlayerPro Music Player". Go to its Preferences and set star rating system to iSyncR. Done!!!
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Style Jukebox Cloud Player enables you to enjoy your music collection anywhere, on all your devices. The app emerges as an easy to use, cross platform, worldwide alternative to Google Music, Amazon Cloud Player or iCloud.
Style Jukebox is very focused in being the place where you securely and privately store online your music collection (not discover or rent it) and instantly access it from anywhere, on all your devices.
Style Jukebox has a free account version for up to 1,000 songs and it’s available for Windows PC, iPhone / iPod Touch, Android and Windows Phone, with more devices coming soon.
Features:
Compatible with MP3, AAC, WMA, OGC, FLAC and M4A (ALAC)
Stream music over cellular data or WiFi to save local storage space
Download songs for offline playback
No country limits. No usage limits.
You should give it a try: get-jukebox.com
Just remember, first you must install on the computer. This is the place the music will upload from.
I will stop now and let you check our apps and website.
Hope you’re interested in our apps. I’m more than glad to talk about them.
Johnny
The Style Jukebox Team
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Jams Music Player is a beautiful, yet insanely powerful music player. Featuring a stunning Holo Cards theme (regular Holo theme also available), Jams has everything you could ever want or need in a music player!
Support for both phones and tablets.
Supports all the formats supported by Android (mp3, FLAC, AAC, ogg, etc.)
Unofficial GMusic support. All Access isn't available, I'm pretty sure the big record companies won't take it too well if I put it in. If you have your personal music collection uploaded onto Google though, this app can handle it
Limit your music library down to specific folders on your SD card (you can pick as many folders as you want).
Ability to save positions in individual tracks and resume from them later (useful for Audiobooks/Podcasts).
Organize your entire music collection into smaller sub-libraries. (Take a look at the imgur screenshot(s) to get a gist of what I mean).
Individual equalizer settings for each song. Say you set Song A to Pop and Song B to Rock. When you play Song A, Jams will automatically switch the equalizer to Pop. If you play Song B, Jams will switch to Rock. You can also batch apply equalizer settings to multiple songs by artist, album and genre.
The homscreen widget displays your current queue so you can easily browse through it without opening the app.
A-B Repeat mode. You can repeat a specific range of a song from point A to point B.
Displays embedded lyrics. I don't think I'll be adding lyrics from the Internet after what Sony did last summer to another music player.
Sort by album artist! This is for those of you who have large compilation albums.
Full blown file manager with copy, paste, move and delete functions.
Blacklist tracks, artists, and albums. This allows you to exclude individual tracks from your library without actually deleting the files.
Smart playlists (Top 25 Played Tracks, Top Rated, Recently Added, and Recently Played).
ID3 tag editor.
Crossfade.
Gapless playback.
Automatically fetches album art from the internet.
Customize the app with 4 different application themes and 9 different player colors.
Enqueue support with reorder, swipe to remove from queue, the basic stuff.
Scrobbling support.
Questions? Comments? Issues? Feel free to email me at [email protected] and I'll get back to you within 24 hours. If you're a Reddit user, you can also post in /r/JamsMusicPlayer.
Note: If you're having issues, please email me first before leaving a negative review on the Play Store. Negative reviews are hard to spot amongst the hundreds of other reviews, so the chances of your issue being resolved are slim to none.
I've been an android devotee since I got my HTC Desire, but the one thing that annoys me about android is that yes, there are tons of music player apps out there that play music, Player Pro being my current favourite... there doesn't seem to be any of them out there that support smart playlists that can make use of standard playlists.
I have a playlist on my ipod that uses a 2 standard playlists as the music source and simply plays the songs that haven't been played in the past 3 days in random order.
Android music players do support smart playlists, but nothing that can replicate the setup on my iPod...
One music player that I haven't heard talked about much but is good will be tomahawk music player,its still in development though check it out when you have the time
You can use "BlackPlayer" from Google play.
Sent from Lenovo a6000 1GB version.
"BlackPlayer" has nice playlist options and the "PiPlayer" has smart playlists... Enjoy
Sent from Lenovo a6000 1GB version.
PlayerPro by far is the most complete and advanced when it comes to smart playlists. I have been using it for over two years (have over 50 smart playlists ). Copy paste below the play store description:
"Music metadata, statistics and smart playlists: Recently added, Top rated, Most/Recently/Least played. Build additional smart playlists using the smart playlist editor and the many different criteria it offers: title, album artist, composer, grouping, genre, comment, duration, year, date added/modified, BPM, rating, play count, skip count, last played, and file path."
Kivi Music is a third-party API client that lets you stream and download both MP3 and videos from YouTube for FREE. You can either search for millions of music on your own or discover curated playlists. Access to the songs and music you love is unlimited. Try out Kivi Music for non-stop and high-quality sound now. Features: Almost everything that a FREE music app can provide. Play songs on demand is no longer a premium Need some help getting started? Use search to find any songs, artists, albums and playlists. Get on-demand access to millions of songs. Favorite the music you love. Curated playlist that starts your music-discovery journey Discover ready-made playlists from different genres , listen to a world of top charts and check out recent new releases. Save playlists that you like or maintain the way you used to listen Create playlists for genres, parties, workouts, on the way to work, or whatever mood you're in Stream non-stop music with background play Switch between any playback modes at your will, skip an unlimited number of times so you listen to the songs you want. Playing music background that gives you continuous listening experiences and helps you multitask. You can listen to your favorite music and chat with friends at the same time. Immerse yourself in high quality sound Our unique HIFI mode can save you much more data and battery than other apps do. Besides, sound quality is upgraded to enhance your music experiences.
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I was previously the owner of a Samsung Galaxy 10, and had a library of over 2500 songs. This phone had no trouble playing any of them. Now my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra keeps popping up a message that it is unable to play that song, and plays the next one instead. I thought that because I was using a free music player app that this might be the cause, so I downloaded the Samsung Music Player. It still will not play some songs.
I'm also a bit annoyed that the Samsung Music player will only allow a playlist of 1000 songs maximum. So I now have three Playlists, and must cycle between them. Sure, I could remove 1500 songs, or go through the whole lot and divide them into genre, but I shouldn't have to.
Can anyone tell me why my phone won't play some music (yet my much older phone coped with it easily).
It's possible that those files got corrupted when you transfered them from your old phone. If that's the case, then you'll have to re-copy those files.
What is the file extension on the songs that won’t play? WMA, Windows Media Audio files are not supported by many player apps. I use the Poweramp app on my phone which plays everything I have in my media library.
+1 for PowerAmp.
+2 Poweramp paid version