[MINIgirl]

Thanks, I'll look into both options.

 

[jeremybingham]

I got one word for you. Spotify

You can stream music directly to your phone (and make the playlists you want available offline) for about 10$ a month.

Not sure about other countries but here in Sweden noone buys music anymore. Like the old saying: Once you go Spotify you never go back...

Or was that not the correct version?

Yes true it is handy

 

[jeremybingham]

But with my galaxy mini I do find spotify v clunky. I can only move up or down tracks within an album or playlist can't move between them and my Bluetooth doent always connect. Very odd. Hence I prefer rip CD to memory stick then to usb. Mini girl I can write you instructions if you'd like.

 

[CO2slave]

the internal hard drive doesn't come as standard, it has to be optioned. if you haven't got it then it wasn't added to the options list (or your dealer made an error!)

I think that if Media XL package is chosen then you automatically get the hard drive. I don't think it comes as a seperate option.

 

[jeremybingham]

Co2 slave is right if you have media xl you have the rather fantastic hard drive.

 

[JerrySmith1021]

Burn CD from Spotify

Hello, I'm not sure what the streaming music you are using. As for me, I'm a Spotify Music subscriber, I usually burn Spotify playlist to CD. You just need a computer(Windows/Mac), then download Spotify playlist for free and convert them to MP3 with AudFree Spotify Music Converter for Windows, then you will able to burn CD from Spotify it's very easy to operate.

 

[JerrySmith1021]

Hello, I'm not sure what the streaming music you are using. As for me, I'm a Spotify Music subscriber, I usually burn Spotify playlist to CD. You just need a computer(Windows/Mac), then download Spotify playlist for free and convert them to MP3 with AudFree Spotify Music Converter for Windows, then you will able to burn CD from Spotify it's very easy to operate.

 

[jeremybingham]

No Cd player in our minis; just play spotify direct either via aux or bluetooth!

 

[AarnMunro]

In my F54S I have the HK and for it I use my phone, it's a LGV30 with a good quality DAC output and 128GB of 192Mbit/24bit flacs.
Using the bluetooth the quality is acceptable but using a cable with 3.5mm conn. towards the aux input the quality is very high.
A mp3/flac reader (FIIO...check on amazon) with good quality DAC costs about 100 pounds, probably less, and has BT or 3.5mm output.

 

[caddiesytgvwo]

Now all car stereo supports to play CD/DVDs, so another better way is to convert CDs to MP3 for playing on your Mini. By the way, you can also download Apple Streaming Music for offline listening.
To do all these things, you can try to use the DRmare Audio Converter to help you. Or if you want to download Spotify music, you can use the DRmare Spotify Music Converter. For more info, you can go to its the official software website to learn more.

 

[anonemouse70]

Now all car stereo supports to play CD/DVDs, so another better way is to convert CDs to MP3 for playing on your Mini. By the way, you can also download Apple Streaming Music for offline listening.
To do all these things, you can try to use the DRmare Audio Converter to help you. Or if you want to download Spotify music, you can use the DRmare Spotify Music Converter. For more info, you can go to its the official software website to learn more.

There are so many levels where the irony of this post seems to be missed:
When you purchase any online content you a licensing it under certain terms and conditions, using this software would immediately break these.
The copyright holder of the material has allowed a company like Apple the rights to distribute it based upon it having the DRM protection, removing this breaks these conditions.

and the elephant in the post...
Why would you want to pay for this software, why not wait for someone else to reverse engineer it or bypass the payment process to allow you to give it away for free to any person/device?

 

[Bella Gorden]

There are lots of ways available for you to play Spotify in the car. If your car stereos have built-in Bluetooth functionality, you can choose to listen to Spotify music in the car vie Bluetooth connection. If your car stereos don't have, you also could try to play Spotify music in the car using an aux-in cable. Or you can download Spotify music through TunesKit Spotify ripper and then copy Spotify music to USB or CDs so you can directly enjoy Spotify music in the car.