Perhaps, more importantly, is the optional add on of a complimentary service called iSyncr which has an Android app and desktop client that enables it to interface with the iTunes service on your Windows or Mac computer in order to synchronize your offline Music library to your Android device.Įssentially, the iSyncr app does all the heavy lifting of metadata syncing to and fro the iTunes app with the Rocket player app ultimately set for playback at the end of the every sync session.

Batch selection – for selecting multiple songs at once to add to playlist, eq.

Play many formats ( wav, ogg, mp3, 3gp, mp4, m4a, alac, tta, ape, mpc, wav, flac, wv and wma ).

Display by song, album artist, album, artist, playlist, composer, genre.

Having been a pro user of the service for the past three years, I can attest to its robust feature set which include the following: Rocket Playerĭeveloped by JRT Studio and ranked as one of the top music players on the Google Play Store with a 4.3 rating by over 300,000 users, it is rather surprising that it’s not as mainstream as it deserves to be, in my opinion.

However, if you’re like me and still appreciate offline music, then you might want to consider the music player I’ve elaborated upon below.

You’d be hard-pressed to come across the same robust all-around music service on competing platforms and this is partially due to the prevalence of online digital music.

But perhaps more importantly, a syncing feature that seamlessly interfaces with Apple’s varying line of iDevices. Undoubtedly, the iTunes app/service has grown to be much more than a music player by being a one-stop shop for all forms of digital media and effectively bridging the gap between them.

Can itunes be installed on a chromebook