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This is currently the best streaming solution, with which I can stream my whole collection from my PC to my phone, tablet, and any other PC. The audio quality t

This is currently the best streaming solution, with which I can stream my whole collection from my PC to my phone, tablet, and any other PC. The audio quality they achieve and the responsiveness are way ahead of any other option out there. And the "pinning" feature that allows you to dynamically control which songs are stored on your mobile device is a great bonus. It will be a real shame if this all gets shut down just because of this acquisition. I would have paid for this service if they had asked for money. The tone of the announcement does not make me optimistic, but I hope Dropbox can see the value of Audiogalaxy's assets and open the service up again, even if it becomes a paid subscription.

cincyreds 14y ago
Agreed. I would absolutely pay for the service. My only interest is to stream my music collection from PC to my Android phone. Audiogalaxy beats every other solution by far. It's the only one that has a decent mobile UI to be able to browse by artist or genre. I'm not a fan of cloud based streaming. The responsiveness is usually not good. Google Music suffers from this. I would guess that Dropbox will rebrand the AG mobile app, remove the streaming service, and force everything to cloud based. Time to look for an AG alternative, but I have yet to find a single one that even comes close to AG for streaming from PC to phone. Tonido looks ok, but the mobile app only allows you to sequentially play the songs in a single folder, which is almost useless. I'd love to hear other alternatives that include a good mobile app like AG has (had). :)