Tuesday, August 28, 2018

How to backup Apple Music to USB

Nowadays USB flash drive gets more and more popular. They are smaller, faster, have thousands of times more capacity, and are more durable and reliable because they have no moving parts.
Here we take transferring Apple Music to USB and play them on PS4 via USB for example to show you step by step.
To transfer Apple Music to the USB flash drive, you need to remove the Apple Music's DRM and convert them to MP3, AAC and other audio format as you need, and then transfer Apple Music to USB flash drive.

Steps to remove DRM from Apple Music and transfer to your USB

To complete this quickly and easily, here recommend you Macsome iTunes Converter, which supports all-in-one solution to remove the FairPlay DRM and convert to unprotected MP3 or AAC format.

Main functions of iTunes Converter

  • Record Apple Music streams with super fast speed and 100% lossless quality
  • Remove DRM from Apple Music.
  • Up to 20X speed to convert kinds of music files with ID tags and all metadatas.
  • Convert iTunes & Audible audiobooks & protected M4P, M4A, M4B music files to MP3 / AAC / WAV.
Windows Version Download
Mac Version Download
Step 1: Click the above download button to get the trail version, install and run it.

Step 2. Click Add button to import the files from Music library of iTunes.

Step 3. Click the setting icon to set the output audio format.

Step 4. Click CONVERT button and start conversion.

Step 5. Go to find the convertes files and drag-and-drop to your USB, and then you can play these music files via USB wherever you like.
More Apple Music Tips:

Thursday, August 9, 2018

How to get free Apple Music subscription for 6 months

Verizon on Wednesday announced a new and exclusive partnership with Apple that grants six free months of Apple Music to customers who subscribe to one of the carrier's three unlimited plans.
33323
The promo goes into effect starting on Aug. 16 and applies to all users, whether they are new to Apple Music, cancelled the service, or are a current subscriber. That means customers are able to stream all of Apple Music's 45 million tracks over Verizon's 4G LTE network without worrying about data caps.

"This first-of-its-kind offer is just the first step in an exclusive partnership with Apple," said Angie Klein, Verizon's VP of Marketing. What the next step in this partnership will be is unknown.

Many carriers have recently put similar deals in action, with T-Mobile offering Netflix with its unlimited data plan, Sprint bundling Hulu and Tidal, and AT&T offering WatchTV. The biggest difference is Verizon's deal is limited to six months whereas the others are ongoing.

Recently in the world of Apple Music, Apple started ramping up their social game with the introduction of a new "Friend's Mix" for users running iOS 11.

In April, it was revealed that Apple Music had 40 million paid subscribers and in July it was said to have overtaken Spotify in paid subscribers in the U.S.
More Apple Music Magic Tips: