#Doubletwist player for pc android#
I am starting to regret getting an android after always having an iPhone, yet I can't F$#*ing stand Apple. It says it's synching, takes HOURS, never finishes, and then hardly anything is on my phone. Now I can't even get it to sync with my phone anymore. When I played a song on my phone, rated that same song, on my phone (all through DT), then synced my phone again to my computer via DT, it did not increase play count by one, nor did it add my star rating.Ĭonclusion: So far, DT has been pretty much a complete failure. Yet, I had all 1,269 songs in my phone that I could retrieve either through "song" or "artist" or "album" but not in that playlist.Ĥ. When I opened that playlist on my phone, there was only 33 songs in it. I did (at one time, not anymore, not quite sure what happened) get it to recognize and upload all my playlists onto my android however, it didn't add all the songs in each playlist, yet it still uploaded all the songs to my android. It only recognizes my iTunes library on my computer.ģ. DT does not recognize my Music Bee library. I get a message in DT saying that "Found Songs Protected with DRM" so it can't sync those songs (although it does not tell me which songs those are ).Ģ. I have tried/am trying double twist now as well. I understand different operating systems work differently but I'm no developer and have just been trying to poke around to find my answer as best I can. I believe that as long as you keep your music files the same (music/artist/album/musicfile) relative file paths should enable the playlist to be read the same no matter what operating system it's on.
#Doubletwist player for pc windows#
Those file paths differ depending on your operating system - for example windows would like something like C:/user./music/artist/album/musicfile but on android it could be Storage/Music/artist/album/musicfile. m3u files are lists of the file locations of the songs. In case you are wondering why 'relative file paths' is important. m3u playlists and have confirmed that both MusicBee and the android app use relative file paths for their. Technically I can use Resilio Sync to sync my music and my playlists between computer and phone but as phred said two-way sync doesn't work - This looks to be true even if you're just trying to do. That being said I haven't found any solutions since posting this. Sorry I didn't respond earlier I don't seem to get any notifications letting me know people have replied.
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