Another Napster user here. I trialled Spotify first and found it
incredibly hard to find new music I liked due to the awful GUI (triode's
plugin does make it slightly better).
For me finding music easily is an absolute must and Napster wins this
hands down.
Spotify is great as far as sound quality, ease of use, and depth of
catalog.
However, it is TERRIBLE as a music discovery and "custom radio station"
offering. Even their "related artists" is terrible - Atoms for Peace
doesn't even show Radiohead as a related artist, etc.
Rhapsody is much better
I've been both a Spotify and Rhapsody subscriber. With these, you can
only download to the device using the mobile apps. As I recall, you
couldn't get to the individual files for the songs with a file explorer
(Andriod). Even if you could, I'd bet money that the files are
encrypted. If you cou
maggior wrote:
> Rhapsody will support multiple users. I've had multiple squeezeboxes
> playing different things at the same time. I'm not sure what the limit
> is, but I've had 2 squeezeboxes playing different music from Rhapsody.
>
> You won't be able to use the files from any service on an
Rhapsody will support multiple users. I've had multiple squeezeboxes
playing different things at the same time. I'm not sure what the limit
is, but I've had 2 squeezeboxes playing different music from Rhapsody.
You won't be able to use the files from any service on an iPod classic.
Spotify lea
Is there a complete list of all the streaming services supported on the
squeezeboxen? Also, which ones do NOT rely on mysqueezebox.com? (Is
that just spotify?)
Qobuz as well.
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Is there a complete list of all the streaming services supported on the
squeezeboxen? Also, which ones do NOT rely on mysqueezebox.com? (Is
that just spotify?)
thanks
Greg
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Qobuz.com fits most of your requirements:
> 1. Very agnostic: Needs to work on: SB3, SB Boom, SB touch, iPad,
> Android phone, plus Mac and PC desktops
I have run the service on SB Boom, Touch, Android, Windows Desktop. I'm
pretty sure there is a client for Mac and iPad/iPhone
> 2. Supports off
UNCMo96 wrote:
> I am looking for a recommendation for a paid music streaming service
> that meets the following criteria.
>
> 1. Very agnostic: Needs to work on: SB3, SB Boom, SB touch, iPad,
> Android phone, plus Mac and PC desktops
> 2. Supports off line dowloading
> 3. (Not sure if any servi
UNCMo96 wrote:
> . I'm tempted to trial the new Google service
You can forget that one, Google won't work on any SB.
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I think Rhapsody qualifies but I am not sure about a Mac desktop app. I
think so, but you would have to check the website for sure. Also not
sure about #4 since I am the only one using my subscription. You do have
to upgrade to the $15/mo plan to have simultaneous playing from more
than one mobile
I am looking for a recommendation for a paid music streaming service
that meets the following criteria.
1. Very agnostic: Needs to work on: SB3, SB Boom, SB touch, iPad,
Android phone, plus Mac and PC desktops
2. Supports off line dowloading
3. (Not sure if any service does this) supports offline
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