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I don't mean to steal Tunebox's thunder, but Audiogalaxy (http://www.audiogalaxy.com http://www.audiogalaxy.com) might be another solution to your problems. It'
by psychotik 15y ago
I don't mean to steal Tunebox's thunder, but Audiogalaxy (http://www.audiogalaxy.com http://www.audiogalaxy.com) might be another solution to your problems. It's completely free, supports almost all audio formats and has a ridiculously high max-song limit (200K+). Works on Android and browsers, too.
- gavreh 15y agoAudiogalaxy is a great service. Works well on desktop and iOS. Highly recommended.
- b3b0p 15y agoThanks for mentioning. I have heard of the site, but never checked out what it was for. Looks nice, I'm going to try it out. Does anyone know how they handle lossless? It says in the FAQ they support FLAC, which all my music is encoded in. Google Music transcodes it. I can't seem to find what Audio Galaxy does. I'm assuming they do something similar, but they don't say to what or what bitrate.
- farslan 15y agoThe problem with audiogalaxy is they don't have Linux support at all. Dropbox solves this problem, they have a Linux client that works very well.