Android Version

[Lincoln]

You could make Windows/Android music as easy as iTunes by creating an Android app...not the remote app you already have. But one for listening to music on your phone.

Lincoln

[phred]

If all you want to do is listen to your music on your Android, I suggest you get a decent Android music player and sync your tracks to your Android.

[Lincoln]

But I want more than that. I want my playlists and even my auto-playlists.



Lincoln

[Freddy Barker]

But I want more than that. I want my playlists and even my auto-playlists.
Lincoln

Should sync playlists and music files no problem using MusicBee to SD card on Android device and use Media Monkey App to play!
http://musicbee.wikia.com/wiki/Devices
Freddy

[phred]

But I want more than that. I want my playlists and even my auto-playlists.

I sync my auto-playlists all the time from MB to my Android without any problem. The only temporary issue you may run into is what format the playlists need to be. Check your Android media player to find out, or use trial and error.

I certainly can't see Steven wasting his time on this when there already exists a working solution.

[frankz]

I agree that a consistent experience and shared database / statistics across platforms (true "sync") would be optimal, but I don't see this happening any time soon.

MediaMonkey has this, but they also have a whole team of developers behind it who do it as a job and then they charge people for it.