There is a USB Mount application in the marketplace. It is free and works great. It makes dragging down (a pain!) the USB mount from the top of the screen uncessary
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Itunes on Droid
- Thread starter Jad
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There is a USB Mount application in the marketplace. It is free and works great. It makes dragging down (a pain!) the USB mount from the top of the screen uncessary
Wrong. The USB mount app is in the marketplace and works great on the droid
Wrong. The answer you quoted was referring to double twist etc.
montecarlo
New Member
Just read that ituneagent and doubletwist are compatible with. T mobil G1 but no mention oh Motorola Droid. Have tried a couple times to download them and getting same message that phone does not support these programs???
carl
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mpafr012
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That's because you need to download them to your PC not to the phone.
Levitation
New Member
I just set up iTunes Agent for the first time so I'll list the steps I went through on my Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit machine:
Hope that helps someone
- Using your PC (not your phone), go to iTunes Agent and download iTunes Agent.
- Install iTunes Agent
- Run the application. It will start iTunes. You may get a "communication error" - I think this is caused by having no devices set up, but I'm not sure. I ignored it.
- Connect the Droid to your PC via USB. Mount the SD Card using the notification on the phone.
- You should have an "iTunes Agent" icon in your system tray on your PC. Right-click this icon and pick "preferences".
- Click the "New" button at the bottom.
- Type in a Name for your device. This is the name you will see in iTunes. I used "Droid".
- For "Synchronize Pattern", choose "iTunes".
- For "Music Folder", pick the folder on your PC where your iTunes music is stored.
- For "Recognize by Folder/File", click "Create". Navigate to your mounted device in Windows Explorer. Create a new folder on your Droid's SD card (I called mine "iTunes Agent"). Click OK.
- For "Associate with Playlist", choose "Use device name...".
- Hit "Save".
Hope that helps someone
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leftmyheartinLDT
New Member
You have to download it on your computer, not on your droid
I have a Droid, and I have a Mac, and I was looking for some way to move my iTunes purchases to my Droid. I've heard of DoubleTwist, but I can't get it to work properly, so we are in the same boat. If there is a "so simple, how could I have ever missed it solution" out there, well, I have!
Because I still use my Touch for audio books, so it is just easier to use that to get books/music,then move the music to my phone using Salling Media Sync.