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Hey guyz, i found an app similar to iphone app "itunes u"
You can download mp4 lectures.
iweb.dl.sourceforge.net/project/tunesviewer/Android/tunesviewer-1.2.apk
Its a gem if you understand what it exactly does.
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It's now also on FDroid repository, the repository of free Android software. The latest is 1.2.1 by the way.
TuneSpace App
Alternatively I can recommend the iTunes U App "TuneSpace" for Android which is available on Google Play
chris-83 said:
Alternatively I can recommend the iTunes U App "TuneSpace" for Android which is available on Google Play
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I see TuneSpace developers know what I need to know.
I am venturing into the same space by making an app for GoogleTV that stream iTunes U lectures. Once I master how to navigate to the proper streaming URL same way that TuneSpace does then the rest is easy.
app was "disappeared"?
Does anyone have any idea what happened to this app? I was looking for it to view podcasts for a course I am taking and it has been removed from Google playstore. I haven't been able to find any details of why or any alternate app to view the podcasts. Thanks if anyone has any knowledge that may help.
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Hi Guy's
I see an app on my friend apple's phone. This app can listen to your song and find information about that with network connection...
Anyway you can get it for androids phone from market but it's 5$ and we can't buy and get that from market..
Anyone can help? Thank you Guy's
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You can find in the market a free version of Shazam. You also can use Market Enabler to download apps that aren't available in your country.
In the Attachment is the marked free version of shazam.
sorry for my bad english
Julian
SoundHound is a better solution. Free on Market and more skilled than Shazaam
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Wow
Thank you all. 1mobile market has too but it's an old version i think that was v-2.0.5
Anyway thanks again Guy's
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I have it allready in our stock musicplayer (via SoundHound) on 2.3.4 (Identify a song) or is that not what you mean.
Our colleague wasn't looking for ID3 tagging. He was looking for an app that recognize the name of a song you hear (let's say you're listening a radio station on a standalone player and you want to know the name of the playing song).
soundhound is free and does the job as well, if not better than shazam!
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Our colleague wasn't looking for ID3 tagging. He was looking for an app that recognize the name of a song you hear (let's say you're listening a radio station on a standalone player and you want to know the name of the playing song).
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SoundHound is integrated in stock player on 2.3.4
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goateye said:
SoundHound is integrated in stock player on 2.3.4
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Exactly what i meant.
There a, song I really want that's on Youtube, is there any way I can just download the audio with a app?
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Not with the app, however, there are YouTube to mp3 converters on the internet. I think there is even one on the market
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http://www.youtube-mp3.org/
i've used that one in the past. works really well if you want to use your computer
Use JetVD. www.jetvd.com Download the regular version for the option to save both video or audio. Its free. Its an Android app. You have download from the website because the market app is only the lite version.
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I use real player to download mp3's from YouTube. It allows you to download the video then has options to convert it to multiple different formats
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TubeMate works quite well. You can download videos (even in mp3 format as well) straight to your device. I couldn't find it on the market, but it's a free app so I'll share the apk.
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I use real player to download mp3's from YouTube. It allows you to download the video then has options to convert it to multiple different formats
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I use this option when I'm not on my device.
Simba501 said:
TubeMate works quite well. You can download videos (even in mp3 format as well) straight to your device. I couldn't find it on the market, but it's a free app so I'll share the apk.
I use this option when I'm not on my device.
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It's in the Amazon app store I believe..
There's no app to simple app development (like appinventor) to do it on the phone or tablet? Maybe the easiest way is to run ubuntu and install SDK, eclipse...? What do you think?
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There's no app to simple app development (like appinventor) to do it on the phone or tablet? Maybe the easiest way is to run ubuntu and install SDK, eclipse...? What do you think?
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App inventor is still going for now I think but next easiest way is a basic programming language basic4android which though easy to learn and use can produce very complex apps I created media streaming and contact widget apps and others have created bittorent search engines, video players, spreadsheet apps and games so is something worth looking into as it also has an ide you can use to develop on your android device though main ide is windows based.
Dave
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Thanks for the info. I'm still thinking of where to start.
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App inventor is still going for now I think but next easiest way is a basic programming language basic4android which though easy to learn and use can produce very complex apps I created media streaming and contact widget apps and others have created bittorent search engines, video players, spreadsheet apps and games so is something worth looking into as it also has an ide you can use to develop on your android device though main ide is windows based.
Dave
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Yeah, but there's not a tool to dev on device...
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Terminal IDE is what you want. You should know basic Linux terminal commands to use it, but it has good tutorials... It's a large app (~30MB) but it's an entire terminal emulator with the ability to develop Java on your Android. It also doesn't require root.
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Oh that's good to know. Where can I download? So basically the development is done via command line?
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Terminal IDE is what you want. You should know basic Linux terminal commands to use it, but it has good tutorials... It's a large app (~30MB) but it's an entire terminal emulator with the ability to develop Java on your Android. It also doesn't require root.
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Oh that's good to know. Where can I download? So basically the development is done via command line?
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From the market it's free... I've downloaded but I'll watch some tutorials first...(it's 31m ,0.o)
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Plays music depending on your mood.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ad60.songza
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Awesome thanks for finding this
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Awesome thanks for finding this
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No problem. I had to spread the word once the app started playing haunted house mood music because I wanted it to. :good:
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I have been using Songza on my iPhone 4 in the US but now it's not available in Google Play in my region even though it's a free app. Can anyone share the apk or point me to a site that allows me to download it? Thanks.
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I have been using Songza on my iPhone 4 in the US but now it's not available in Google Play in my region even though it's a free app. Can anyone share the apk or point me to a site that allows me to download it? Thanks.
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Use google for searching the APK, just search for "songza apk", the first one to appear is the apk4 .us site, donwload it and try to use it. If it says that you are outside the US, assuming you are rooted, just download Orbot, a Tor's Client. I live in Argentina and like many others, can't use Songza or Pandora, but this little app do the trick. Search it on the Play Store.
Once you launch it for the first time it ask you for rooted permissions, then it ask you for the apps that will go trhough Orbot, click the "Select Apps.." button, wait for the list of apps installed on your phone and then check Songza, go back and when it shows you the Large button press for 2 seconds, it begins to connect to the Tor network, once it goes Green.....ALELLUYA!!!!!
Luanch again Songza and there you go listening for your favorites tunes!!!!
Remember to go through the Options in Orbot for uncheck the "Start with the system" option.
By the way, with that little bastard of Orbot, you can make any app "shows" you on the US, like I said before, I live in Argentina, and besides Songza and Pandora, I use Last.fm, Hulu, Rdio, and so on...
Good luck!
Hi, Everyone.
As you know, Google has updated their download rules and now none of the apps that I have can download music from youtube. Can someone recommend an app, that will let me download from youtube? Thank you for your help.
You want to download on which platform? I know some for pc.. But you probably want for android! Am I corect? Cheers
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You want to download on which platform? I know some for pc.. But you probably want for android! Am I corect? Cheers
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Yes, i need an app for android. Also, can you share the name of an app for pc as well? Thank you for all of your help.
Tubemate downloads videos from youtube.
An add on from playstore when installed can download mp3 as well.
Can't recollect the name but it shoots up while making selection for mp3 in tubemate menu.
I use downloadhelper, a extension for firefox. My mate has an app that downloads just the audio in mp3, if needed \i will ask him the name.
Cheers