Re: [clementine-player] Re: Clementine to Android

[quarkradical]

What I'm not sure about is the structure needed for the android app to 
'read'.  Via rsync I can copy individual mp3 files to the 'external' sd 
card on the phone.  Clementine saves playlists as 
xspf files - if these are on the sd card would they make any sense to the 
phone's music player?  (I'm guessing not).   My ignorance is not so much 
how to copy indiviual files to the sd card but how to copy/preserve album 
names and playlists for say 300 mp3 files

On Monday, April 16, 2018 at 5:06:23 PM UTC+1, Th3Pr0ph3t wrote:
>
> You can download a playlist to your Android phone using the App Clementine 
> Remote Control. However that's hardly a sync feature.
> To sync you may plug your phone as a storage device and use rsync to copy 
> only the modified files.
>
> El lun., 16 de abr. de 2018 a la(s) 07:28, Garthhh  > escribió:
>
>> if you plug your android into your computer & are able to navigate with a 
>> file browser to where the music is stored
>> Clementine will be able to manage those files through the devices tab on 
>> the left side
>>
>> as a work around you can copy music to a tf card & install in your 
>> android device
>>
>>
>> On Sunday, April 15, 2018 at 12:23:24 PM UTC-7, quarkr...@gmail.com 
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Forgive my ignorance.  I use Linux as my Desktop environment and 
>>> Clementine as my music player.  I am looking into the possibility of 
>>> syncing my Desktop music (e.g. individual songs and playlists) with an 
>>> Android phone.  A number of sites discuss how this can be done but none of 
>>> them mention the client or app used on the phone.  What music player app do 
>>> you need to install on an Android phone for Clementine on the Desktop to 
>>> sync to?
>>>
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[clementine-player] Re: Clementine to Android

[Garthhh]

if you plug your android into your computer & are able to navigate with a 
file browser to where the music is stored
Clementine will be able to manage those files through the devices tab on 
the left side

as a work around you can copy music to a tf card & install in your android 
device

On Sunday, April 15, 2018 at 12:23:24 PM UTC-7, quarkr...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Forgive my ignorance.  I use Linux as my Desktop environment and 
> Clementine as my music player.  I am looking into the possibility of 
> syncing my Desktop music (e.g. individual songs and playlists) with an 
> Android phone.  A number of sites discuss how this can be done but none of 
> them mention the client or app used on the phone.  What music player app do 
> you need to install on an Android phone for Clementine on the Desktop to 
> sync to?
>

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