Wifi music sync app

AmpMe – Speaker & Music Sync 12+

Great app. You connect you phones together if you want the song to be really loud. Definitely Recommend. Theres one thing i would add. It would be cool if there was a chat so when you connect to someone very far away from you, you will be able to talk to them, just an idea.

Developer Response ,

Hey! Thanks for your review and your suggestion! We think that is a great idea and we will get to work! Stay tuned for upcoming updates

Don’t recommend at all.

If you are rich, go ahead and download this app, if you are like me, a young adult, looking for a music app simply to connect to my friends’ devices, please go further reading, firstly I downloaded it, and I was surprised and thought to continue to use this app. However. you only get to use the + button literally once to see what it looks like for paid people using, clicking the + agian, it tells you that you need to buy the subscription for something like £29 per month!? I don’t bloody think so. To the developers, all we want is to sync our phones together when we’re out on a trip or out on a good day in the woods or at the beach, and sync our favourite songs using OUR DATA, yet you want us to pay that amount of money? Are you having a laugh? I’m a student in UNI and that’s pretty much my wages for a day gone, that’s seriously sick. But then agian, if you’re rich, you’re pretty much in the good terms here. Really disappointed in this app and I’m really disappointed in people charging others just for an app to sync music, even when we’re using our own data and WiFi. Terrible, 👎🏻

Quite obviously a scam

I don’t know how Apple hasn’t taken this down from the App Store. Their product is useless because even if you buy it, you need other devices to also purchase Amp Me separately in order to connect. Obviously no one would actually pay for such a terrible product. The only way they get money is people signing up to the free subscriptions and forgetting cancel, and then being billed about £10 PER WEEK. If they were actually trying to maximise revenue from legit customers, do you think they would charge £40 per month for syncing music?

Developer Response ,

Hi [customer’s name]! We would like to know what is it about the app that you dislike. Please send us an email at mailto:support@ampme.com

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Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS 11.0 or later. iPad Requires iPadOS 11.0 or later. iPod touch Requires iOS 11.0 or later. Mac Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

English, Arabic, French, Hindi, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish

Age Rating 12+ Infrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or References Infrequent/Mild Profanity or Crude Humour Infrequent/Mild Sexual Content and Nudity Infrequent/Mild Mature/Suggestive Themes

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Synchronize Android by Wifi

In order to use this method of syncing, you need to have a rooted Android phone.

1. Install Samba Filesharing for Android.
2. Set up Samba and configure settings for external SD Card if needed.
   • For best syncing results, allow Samba to use a wakelock when running. To prevent unnecessary battery drain, you can disable Samba when not syncing.
3. Open My Computer on the PC, find the device in Network, right click on the network folder inside the device that you want to assign as network drive and select «Map Network Drive. «, select a drive letter.
   • If you have configured Samba with a username and password and have trouble logging from Windows, try using WORKGROUP/Username instead of just Username.
4. Open Musicbee, right-click the network drive in the Computer node, select «Manage Folders» and then «Set X: as a Virtual Device».
5. Right-click on the virtual device and go into «Device Settings» to configure.

Indirect Method [ ]

If your phone is not rooted, you will need to use a two-stage process to sync over wifi.

1. In MusicBee, create a Virtual Device (found under Preferences > Devices) anywhere on your hard drive and configure it with your desired settings.
2. On your phone, you will need to install an app like Resilio
   • It is not the only option, but it has been confirmed to work by MusicBee users.
   • By default, Resilio will transfer files through an external relay server (this allows it to sync even remotely). If you prefer, you can set it to using only your LAN.
3. On your computer, install the desktop client for your chosen sync program.
4. Configure the folder for your Virtual Device to sync to your phone.
   • Once configured, it should continue to keep the folder synced without your input; you only need to sync from MusicBee to the Virtual Device.

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A Wireless Music Sync Server and App for BlackBerry smartphones

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Wireless Music Sync for BlackBerry®

Wireless Music Sync for BlackBerry® keeps the music on your BlackBerry® devices in sync with your Desktop music library wirelessly. It presently works with iTunes on Windows.

Wireless Music Sync for BlackBerry® has three components:

1. Server: Runs in the background. Fulfills requests from clients.
2. Desktop Client: For initial loading or large periodic transfers.
3. Client: BlackBerry® app. Lets you select Playlists, Albums or Artists to sync and Performs sync.

If you are a new user, see Getting Started for detailed installation instructions.

• Sync a Playlist, an Album or an Artist.
• Fast, On-Demand sync.
• Supports both OS 5 and 6.
• Server uses minimal amount of memory while idle.
• Two-Way syncing of playlists (for iTunes).
• Open protocol and code, modify it to your heart’s content.

• File based backend support.
• Support for other popular music players.
• Linux server.

There are several ways to get started with Wireless Music Sync for BlackBerry®. The recommended way is to initially load music on to your BlackBerry® device using the Desktop Client. You can then start the Wifi Sync application on your phone and the synced playlists will be kept updated. see Getting Started for detailed installation instructions.

###Runtime Dependencies To run the server application you need:

###Build Dependencies To build Wireless Music Sync for BlackBerry® you need:

• .NET Framework + Tools (>= 4.0)
• Kayak Server Framework (source included)
• Afterthought (source included)
• Log4net (>= 1.2.9.0) (unmodified binary included)
• iTunes (>= 9.0)
• AndVisual Studio.NET 2010+ (Optional) It is the easiest way to build.

• The BlackBerry app cannot sync playlists with special characters in the name, characters that cannot be represented in the BlackBerry file system (FAT32) file names. Playlists with Unicode characters in the name will usually fail to sync.

• Steven M. Cohn for USBManager. Also check out iTuner.
• Twit88 for QRCodeLib.
• Nir Dobovizki for WPF reflection control.
• Eric Daugherty for iTunesExport (the old C# version).
• George Joseph for code used from KeePass for BlackBerry.
• Icons based on Faenza, Elementary or Ultimate-Gnome icon themes.
• Thanks to Brian Gold for testing the use of iTunes libraries stored on network shares.

Copyright (C) 2011 Nithin Philips This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . 

BlackBerry® is a registered trademark of Research in Motion.

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