Rezound Music Player Problem

[maizemaniac21]

Hey Guys,

I am brand new to the smartphone world and have a question regarding the Rezound's stock music app. I'm coming from an iPod touch and don't know how to get the music files over to the Rezound's music app to test out the beats. I've been snooping around and see a log of people using Google Music, but apparently the enhanced beats don't cover that.

My question is for anyone to tell me how to convert my itunes music files to the stock music app on the Rezound.

 

[Deron Baker]

Firstly, only non-protected files (ones without digital rights) will play on your HTC phone. Any protected-AAC files won't work here.

I have over 20 gb of music on my phone. The easiest way is to load the music files onto your Micro SD card. To do this, plug your phone into your computer and let the computer install any necessary drivers. Then open up your file explorer on your computer and open the Micro SD card. Create a submenu called Music. Then copy the folders from your iTunes library folder on your computer's hard drive to the Music folder on your Micro SD card. Each band/artist will have their own folder with each album being a subfolder in the artist's folder, just like how it is organized in your iTunes folder.

Once music is on your SD card, remove the phone from the computer and open the Music app. It takes little while the first time you open the music app, but the app will automatically find and display all your music.

Sent from HTC Rezound using Tapatalk.

 

[maizemaniac21]

Hi Deron,

I am having difficulties in trying to access my Micro SD card through my USB cable adapter to my computer. How would I access it? Or how would I physically insert the Micro SD card into my computer?

 

[dpham00]

Hi Deron,

I am having difficulties in trying to access my Micro SD card through my USB cable adapter to my computer. How would I access it? Or how would I physically insert the Micro SD card into my computer?

When plugging in the original cable,make sure to put it in disk drive mode.