Google's 'system' for transferring files is garbage on many, many levels, but AFAIK it's the only way to transfer songs and podcasts from iTunes to Google Play Music. After you've downloaded Google Play Music, you'll need to find (not easy) and download the Google Music Manager app to your Desktop. MM will be the app you'll use to 'control' what music is actually transferred.
Unless you want a big mess of music and podcasts on your Android device, ONLY transfer songs that you've placed in iTunes Playlists. After you've put everything your want to transfer, open Music Manager on your Desktop, and those playlists will appear with checkboxes. Check the boxes for the Playlists you want to transfer, connect your Android device to a USB port, and click on 'Upload.' The tediously sluggish transfer process will begin. A couple thousand files will take hours. At the end, if you're lucky, the transferred songs will appear both on your Desktop and on your Android device.
This procedure also transfers podcasts, whether or not I've put them in Playlists. (This could be because of the way my iTunes music folders are organized, but I don't see how. My iTunes Music subfolder is not in the same 'Music' folder as my Podcasts.) On my Android device (a Galaxy 7), they show up randomly in Google Music Play in 'Songs.' They're in no particular order; they're just scattered around. This baffling 'feature' means that you can't practically shuffle all your songs, unless you want to hear a random mixture of songs AND podcasts.
I could go on and on about the multiple deficiencies of Google's Music Play system, but for now I'll just put out an SOS: If anybody knows of a better iTunes-to-Android music transfer system, let us know!
Unless you want a big mess of music and podcasts on your Android device, ONLY transfer songs that you've placed in iTunes Playlists. After you've put everything your want to transfer, open Music Manager on your Desktop, and those playlists will appear with checkboxes. Check the boxes for the Playlists you want to transfer, connect your Android device to a USB port, and click on 'Upload.' The tediously sluggish transfer process will begin. A couple thousand files will take hours. At the end, if you're lucky, the transferred songs will appear both on your Desktop and on your Android device.
This procedure also transfers podcasts, whether or not I've put them in Playlists. (This could be because of the way my iTunes music folders are organized, but I don't see how. My iTunes Music subfolder is not in the same 'Music' folder as my Podcasts.) On my Android device (a Galaxy 7), they show up randomly in Google Music Play in 'Songs.' They're in no particular order; they're just scattered around. This baffling 'feature' means that you can't practically shuffle all your songs, unless you want to hear a random mixture of songs AND podcasts.
I could go on and on about the multiple deficiencies of Google's Music Play system, but for now I'll just put out an SOS: If anybody knows of a better iTunes-to-Android music transfer system, let us know!
Sync your iTunes library from a PC or Mac to android: including iTunes playlists, music, podcasts, videos Features include - Sync your iTunes to android: music, podcasts and videos from your iTunes library to your android device over WiFi. I have google music (now google play). I purchased some music on my Thrive tablet. I want to get it into my Itunes library. Any ideas how to sync the two or is it impossible to do it. Thanks in advance. How can the answer be improved?
Tired of being asked to subscribe to Apple music all the time? Tired of not being able to sync your iTunes songs across multiple computers easily? Google has a solution that will sync your songs across your iOS devices and your home computer, and you can easily manage which songs get synced and which don’t, and you have full control over settings like whether you want to be able to stream songs over your phone data network or Wi-Fi etc.
Google have a music syncing solution called Google play. You need the “Google play” app for your iOS device and there is a “music manager” app that runs on your computer.
Step 1: Download the Google play music manager onto your computer.
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Go to http://play.google.com and sign in to Google Play using your Google account.
Go to the menu on the left of Google play and select “Upload music”. Selecting upload music does not upload your music! Instead, it will take you to a screen where you can download the music manager application to your desktop OS X computer. From there, you will be able to upload your music from your iTunes folder.
Click on ‘Upload music’ to upload your songs from iTunes to gain access to the Google music manager application.Go to the menu on the left of Google play and select “Upload music”. Selecting upload music does not upload your music! Instead, it will take you to a screen where you can download the music manager application to your desktop OS X computer. From there, you will be able to upload your music from your iTunes folder.
Step 2: Organise your iTunes music
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Google music manager is going to copy all your Apple iTunes songs to the Google cloud and then across to all your other devices. It’s worth doing a bit of a clean up before this happens. Move any large files that you don’t want out of your iTunes folder.
Google Music Manager is intelligent. It matches your songs and does not upload songs that are already in the Google cloud. For example if you have Abba ‘ Fernando’ Google will recognise this song and put Abba ‘Fernando’ onto your Google playlist, but it won’t need to upload the song from your computer because it already has the song.
This means if you have things in your iTunes folder that Google won’t recognise (for example I have lots of talks that I have recorded) it will take a lot of your bandwidth to upload them all. I moved a stack of old talks all out of my iTunes folder and put them in a different folder on my computer so that Google Music Manager did not copy them.
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Logitech download assistant windows 10. Another thing you might like to do is use the menu item ‘File: Library: Show duplicate items’ in iTunes to delete any duplicate files that you have.
Step 3: Upload all your music to the cloud.
This is a bit like the old iTunes music subscription service where it uploads your songs to the cloud.
Run Google Music Manager and follow the instructions.
Here are some screenshots of what Google music manager will lead you through:
When I selected “iTunes” it did not work for me. It tried to put the Google play songs into my iTunes music folder but it did not recognise my iTunes songs. If you select “Music folder” it will put all your songs in your main music folder.Music manager found my iTunes songs automatically.Music manager skimmed through my songs and uploaded them very quickly, it must have found lots of matches because it hardly used any bandwidth and didn’t take long to “upload” of the songs. It is obvious that it was not uploading them but rather ‘syncing’ them to an online version of the song that Google already has.
Google music manager will automatically add any future iTunes purchases or any songs I drag into the music folder to my Google music account.If you come across any problems go to the music manager icon in the menu bar and select “Run troubleshooter”. This will let you know if music manager is having any errors and what they are.
Step 4: Download the Google play app onto your iOS devices.
Download the Google play app from the Apple App store onto your iPhone and iOS devices.
Google play app on an iPhoneSee this article for more info about the Google Play App.
All your music will be there. Enjoy!
Step 5: Download the Google play app onto your iOS devices.
This open source third-party app called ‘Radiant’ will allow you to play your Google play songs on OS X.
http://radiant-player.github.io/radiant-player-mac/
The radiant player appears in your menubar and allows you to play songs from Google play.Download Music From Google Play To Itunes Store
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ReplyKristensays:January 11, 2018 at 9:03 pm I can’t seem to log in to Music Manager.
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