Hello all
just a couple questions
On games/APPs
if i copy a app or game from my phone to tab or vice verus does all the saved information will be there? ex like if i copy my gun bros over to my tab will my lvl and my guns be there?
And on google music
Once you upload all your songs to the cloud it will only let you download them to the google music player in a temp music folder? so you can not play them in any other media player? and if you are at max space it will start to delete songs to make room on your tab or phone?
thanks
Jay
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how can i get google music not to play games sound?? i have .nomedia in every of those game folder already... even the default music player cant even scan those folder with .nomedia in it...
anyone know how to fix this??
If the .nomedia files don't stop it, then Google Music devs need to hear about this. You'll have to dig a bit, but since Google Music is still a beta program there should be a place/email/forum to inform Google of this bug.
I guess is only tablet google music problem... cause is fine on my phone.
i updated to the new google music which is not beta anymore but it is still playing all those gameloft games soundtrack i have in the internal memory...
Wondering if its possible to move google play songs to the samsung music client. been trying to do this with the file explorer on my computer but cant seem to find the right place. are the google files even playable by the samsung player?
Okay I purchased music using google play music. I can listen to the music offline with Google Play music, but my default OEM/factory Galaxy music player doesn't detect the music I purchased. Also I found out Google stores the files here:
/mnt/sdcard/android/data/com.google.music/files/music
When I went to that dictory I noticed the MP3 file was named 724.mp3 I'am able to point poweramp to that folder and play it but with the galaxy I don't see any options to force it to point to any directories. I like using the Samsung OEM player. Is it possible to get my default player to play this?
Funny thing is when I use root explorer to play the song it uses the Galaxy music player to play it but when I goto the Galaxy music player it doesn't detect the song.
ronjohn78 said:
Okay I purchased music using google play music. I can listen to the music offline with Google Play music, but my default OEM/factory Galaxy music player doesn't detect the music I purchased. Also I found out Google stores the files here:
/mnt/sdcard/android/data/com.google.music/files/music
When I went to that dictory I noticed the MP3 file was named 724.mp3 I'am able to point poweramp to that folder and play it but with the galaxy I don't see any options to force it to point to any directories. I like using the Samsung OEM player. Is it possible to get my default player to play this?
Funny thing is when I use root explorer to play the song it uses the Galaxy music player to play it but when I goto the Galaxy music player it doesn't detect the song.
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if you use the play website rather then the app you can download it a certain number of times, just as MP3s. You may have to do that on the computer. You can allow download the music manager on your computer and it will download your whole library without it counting against your download limit... But you do have to download the whole thing, then add what ever album you want to your phone. I prefer to just get a big SD card and go this route. I just download and manage my own music, and think of the online copy as a backup.
Not a perfect answer, but at least a version of what your trying to do, if you were unaware.
GMusicFS is an option, but probably won't do exactly what you're asking either.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2169761
I've downloaded music from googly play music to my external sd card. When using file explorer or another music app I can't locate any of my music I've bought.
Is it possible to find the music mp3's somehow?
Anyone help please?
If you're talking about all access music, it is only playable with Google app. Btw, you have to look in hidden android folder, in google play music. Can't remember exact path, but it's there.
If you're talking about your purchased music, might be much better to sync/download your music to your pc, then transfer on SD card. That way filenames will be preserved, rather than numbered, as is the case with play music app downloads.
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my question is simple: does exist a music player for android which i can play songs stored on my play music account???? because google play music official app is very slow with my 1000+ songs on play music account (my device is note 3 sm-n9005! ). thanks a lot and HAPPY NEW YEAR AT ALL!! :victory: