Droid to sync with Zune Media Player

[sandoff]

Is there a way to sync my zune purchases to my droid incredible? Thanks

 

[bigk]

From what ive heard is that the zune passes are only compatible to zune players. As for purchases, what format are the songs in when you purchase them?

 

[CGWaters]

Music purchased over the Zune Marketplace is in 320 Kbps MP3 (naturally, unprotected) format.

The Zune Marketplace is an *awesome* resource. It's too bad Microsoft hasn't opened it up to non-Microsoft devices.

 

[CA_Teddy]

I have a zune, you need to plug your phone into the computer and hit use disc phone as disk drive. search for your music folder on your computer it should be called Zune, and move the songs or albums you want into the Media folder on your SD card. Thats how I got my Zune music on my Dinc.

 

[CGWaters]

But that only works for DRM-free music, right? One of the benefits of using the Zune ecosystem with a Zune Pass is that you can download and listen to a near-limitless amount and variety of DRM-protected music, with a fantastic user experience, all for a flat monthly fee. But the DRM-protected music will only play on Zune and Windows Phone 7 devices.

(Granted, the original poster simply asked how to sync *purchased* music to a Dinc.)

 

[slinky317]

I love the Zune software, but hate DRMed music... I use Amazon + Zune. Amazune!

 

[CGWaters]

Agreed. I buy most of my MP3s from Amazon.

I travel often with various laptops (and my Dinc, of course). It's convenient to be able to access all of the (admittedly DRM) music in the Zune library--especially since I haven't yet got around to sync'ing my personal library between the laptops.

 

[StylinProfilin]

Every cloud based music app I have downloaded effortlessly syncs all my music without taking up any space on my phone.

mSpot
AudioGalaxy
AirSync ( actually don't think this one is cloud, but works very well)
Jam11

 

[CGWaters]

I do use AudioGalaxy. It doesn't sync anything to your phone; it streams music from your PC/Mac. It works well for me as long as I have a good data connection. Their Android interface needs work -- although its getting better.