/g/ - I want to buy a Nexus 7 tomorrow once I get paid.

Anonymous
07/30/13(Tue)00:55 No.35633981

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Anonymous 07/30/13(Tue)00:55 No.35633981

I want to buy a Nexus 7 tomorrow once I get paid.

I have tons and tons of music I'd like to play on the thing, but clearly 32gb isn't enough considering I need App room too. I have a Raspberry Pi and an external HDD laying around. Is it possible to set up my pi as a media server and stream my music to Android elegantly?

Anonymous
07/30/13(Tue)00:56 No.35634000

Anonymous 07/30/13(Tue)00:56 No.35634000

Replies: >>35634046

>>35633981 (OP)
Why not upload your music to play.google.com?

Anonymous
07/30/13(Tue)00:59 No.35634046

Anonymous 07/30/13(Tue)00:59 No.35634046

Replies: >>35634126 >>35634132

>>35634000
Doesn't that cost money? And wouldn't it take ages to upload?

Anonymous
07/30/13(Tue)01:03 No.35634126

Anonymous 07/30/13(Tue)01:03 No.35634126

Replies: >>35634156

>>35634046
Google Play helps you bring your iTunes library to your Android devices. You can upload up to 20,000 of your songs from your computer to Google Play for free. Once you’ve uploaded your music, it's instantly available on the web and your Android phone or tablet. No wires, downloading or syncing.

Right from there website. I've never used it so I don't know how well it works.

Has anyone else? I use PowerAmp as my Android music player. Can I somehow use poweramp to play my Google Play music?

Anonymous
07/30/13(Tue)01:03 No.35634132

Anonymous 07/30/13(Tue)01:03 No.35634132

>>35634046
>Doesn't that cost money?
No.
>And wouldn't it take ages to upload?
Not for me but it might for you.
https://play.google.com/about/music/

check out the standard version

Anonymous
07/30/13(Tue)01:04 No.35634156

Anonymous 07/30/13(Tue)01:04 No.35634156

>>35634126
Works fine for me, and I don't think you can use Poweramp. Just Google's music app.