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new nexus 7 music player

imustitch

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Posted January 27, 2013 at 9:21PM

I've just bought a Nexus 7 and I've synced my cd's from my laptop to it. My laptop says that the result of the snc is that the files are on the Nexus, but I can't find them on the google player, where should I be looking/what am I doing wrong/what else do I need to play my music?

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siouxah1

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Posted January 27, 2013 at 11:17PM

imustitch. To see music on the 7. Connect to computer using USB cable supplied. The nexus will appear in my computer. Click on Nexus7 and then click on music. Your music should be here. To play my music I downloaded a free player from the app store. I used winamp. When this is loaded and opened a selection choice is provided. Your music will be listed as per your choice. Yoy will be able to use drag and drop if you require to fine tune the content. Please feel free to return for more info if required.

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DaveBTorq

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Posted March 14, 2013 at 6:37AM

The best (sorry my opinion) music player is Samsung's android music player but I haven't yet found a way to load it onto the Nexus 7. It is simple and finds album art very well. The Google play set of music players for the Nexus 7 are too complicated and do not load album art very well. On top of this payment is often asked for with poor results. Has anyone worked out a method of loading Samsung's Music player ? Think about this.

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muddypaws

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Posted March 14, 2013 at 9:42AM

imustitch

The few I have imported are in the music folder via the headphone icon in task bar.

Are yours not there?

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