Favorite Application For Listening To Music On SD Card?

[Dankees]

So, I really enjoy listening to the Google application for listening to music, but which music application is the best to use when you just want to play music from your SD Card?

 

[keyzlife]

I just use the native music app.

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[anon8126715]

I found Google Music to be garbage on my Note 3. I would play my music library (an assortment of music from Music Match Jukebox to Napster and iTunes, and even some tracks that I ripped from old records) and it seems like every 3rd or 4th track it would error out telling me that the file couldn't be played. I think the Google app was bugging out because I didn't have the correct digital rights for some tracks. Instead of the application going to the next song, it would just sit. I couldn't skip to the next song nor click play from my wireless earphones which made it a PITA when I'd have to stop in the middle of my workout, get my phone, and manually advance the playback.

I started using the native Music player and haven't looked back. I also noticed that apparently Google Music was only playing a small section of my music library where the native app seems to hit all my songs. It's almost as if I've found my lost music collection. Yeah, screw Google music player....

 

[Jose Bonet]

POWER AMP?

 

[Dankees]

POWER AMP?

What's that?

 

[peterburns]

Been using this for years - best there is sound wise IMO

POWER AMP?

 

[PaulaO]

Power Amp. Hands down IMO. With my S3, I went through a LOT of different apps before I found one that was usable instantly.

It has some decent widgets, too. Even a 1x1 that link directly to a single playlist.

 

[slim6596]

Rocket Player

 

[Gator352]

Stock or Power Amp for me.

 

[JGill2401]

I just downloaded rocket player and I like that I am able to use my Playlists from iTunes. I'll let you know more as I explore the app