09-26-2017
19:17
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09-27-2017
03:59
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ErickFitbit
09-26-2017
19:17
- last edited on
09-27-2017
03:59
by
ErickFitbit
How do I get music on to my Fitbit Ionic? I used Spotify mainly. Do I have options to download a playlist with Spotify or am I out of luck? What other options would I have for music downloading?
Moderator edit: edited title for clarity
My post in the other music thread my help: https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Ionic/Transferring-Personal-Music-to-Ionic/m-p/2261286#M10525 . Basically after many failed attempts to get music on the phone I started pinging it non-stop from my PC and then I was able to get it to work (I think the wifi is not at all stable & needs some help to stay connected).
Can't transfer music to the watch at all under Linux. Software is not officially supported in Linux, does not run with WINE and can't transfer songs with the phone app...
Common FitBit, please either let us transfer with the phone or compile your software in Linux.
@marion86 wrote:I'm not sure if this is a dumb question, but what do I do if my desktop PC (Win 10) has neither Wi-Fi nor Bluetooth, just internet via network cable?
Same problem here. I have no idea how to transfer music from my PC to Ionic because it has no Wifi nor Bluetooth. And can't use Pandora because I'm from Europe. Fitbit should make this music download options much easier.
Best AnswerI've been trying on and off since I got my ionic about a month ago. It takes soooooooooo long that I always have to give up and leave before it even starts. It's much less hassle just to take my phone with me.This is a hugely disappointing feature due to how poorly it is implemented.
I got mine to work BUT it only downloads some songs and comes up with errors on the majority of them meaning some albums have only half the songs downloaded... fine until it's for a routine... chose this watch because I love fitbit tracking for activities and this was the icing on the cake... but it's really awful to put music on and I'm still struggling. Wish I'd gone for a Garmin or sony or Samsung watch instead tbh
You are lucky because you can use TuneFab Spotify Music Converter to download and convert songs and you don't have to pay for Premium for skipping ads.
Best AnswerThe windows 10 Store App version doesn't find any playlists
But I downloaded the Fitbit Connect.exe instead and chose "Later" when it asked me to uninstall (cuz it detected the win 10 version.) Ignore this and download the .exe. version!
Fitbit Connect for PC: http://cache.fitbit.com/FitbitConnect/FitbitConnect-v2.0.2.6954-2017-09-28.exe
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@Galjinocka wrote:
@marion86 wrote:I'm not sure if this is a dumb question, but what do I do if my desktop PC (Win 10) has neither Wi-Fi nor Bluetooth, just internet via network cable?
Same problem here. I have no idea how to transfer music from my PC to Ionic because it has no Wifi nor Bluetooth. And can't use Pandora because I'm from Europe. Fitbit should make this music download options much easier.
I had the same problem, but I bought a £6.99 TPlink USB wireless adapter for my Windows 10 PC, worked fine, hope this helps.
Best AnswerWhy are the ways of loading music limited to laptops? My wife bought me the Iconic for Christmas with the idea that I would be able to load music from my phone or tablet app which I cannot do. Can this be improved as I currently cannot use one of the main functions of the device?