Xbox Music On Xbox One

Hello "Listed mia 510"

That's awesome

Thank you so much for that information, I really appreciate it

Have a nice day or afternoon or night

 

@Lei Fang. I have on occasion's had both the 360 and X1 running at the same time. Having the X1/Game sound coming through the tv, then have the 360/music going through the home cinema. It's a bit of a pain not having it on one system and obviously not having
the music turn down for certain part's of a game....... It beats having another subscription though.

 

Looks like this is the page
Here that will allow a User to Play from their Web Browser. I'm not sure if it is an issue any longer with Android Users not being able to access Xbox Music Mobile. But I'm sure if it is and you have the right setup on your android you should be able to
listen online still from the site provided above.

Not sure if D/L for Offline works for that feature though.

 

Listed, I just checked; I don't see this button that you speak of...

 

This is a
picture of a playlist I created for the business trip I recently went on. If you see there is a small slider that says available offline. Once clicked the bar around it will fill in green and it will begin to download. Once finished the playlist will always
remain available for offline use, as long as you do not slide the button back to its default position. (Which obviously takes the playlist out of its offline mode)

This picture is taken from the IPhone 5.S Xbox Music App.

I do want to re iterate that I am not sure about the apps functionality on Android Devices. And availability for the browser to save and play offline is doubtful simply because it's made for your desktop. But some smartphones can access desktop versions
which make things so much easier.

 

Thanks for the feedback Listed mis 510, it's a strange way they do it, what I will say, there is a fantastic library on Xbox Music, as mentioned, I was able to find some of the rarer metal tracks I only have on vinyl,

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I do have a USB turntable, so I could put them onto disc or a storage device, it's time consuming though, I'll stick with the free to listen on line for now, but,,, I do appreciate the feedback, thanks again.

 

Listed, that image is useless to me because I don't have a smartphone or tablet and mostly listen to the music on my PC via the Internet or the Windows 8 app, neither of which has ANY sliders that do what you're referring to...

 

Hello "Goatsnatcher"

I'm glad that the Xbox One supports mobile devices

However, it would even be better if I could simply just rip them to the HDD like we could do on the Xbox 360.

Have a nice day or afternoon or night

 

Like I stated though GG the PC Browser for Xbox Music most likely does not support available offline mode as it would not need it.

Of course people have their laptops, but serious lap toppers have internet cards.

 

@Lei fang. I agree, It's nice to have the music on the console itself. Streaming is fine but I prefer not having to rely on multiple device's when one device is capable.

 

Hello "Goatsnatcher"

I am still hoping that we will have the ability to rip our music CDs into the Xbox One, but I'm not too optimistic about it seeing as how music CDs are now considered "ancient".

Have a nice day or afternoon or night