How does one stream Apple Music to a Google Home speaker!!!!??
How does one stream Apple Music to a Google Home speaker!!!!??
Rumor has it Google is working on it:A Youtube Music app for Apple TV would be even better for consumers.
… intentional and deliberate. (If that is what you were hinting at with the ellipsis at the end of your sentence.)the fact that spotify still doesnt support homepod is....
YT Music's pretty good. One thing I miss from Spotify is using one device as a remote control (ex. iPhone) to switch tracks on the music-playing device (iPad/iMac etc). I find Apple Music cumbersome, whether it's the on the Mac or on the mobile devices.How is YouTube music? The attractiveness is they bundle it with ad free YouTube plus screen off youtube.
It's not perfect (are any though?) but the complete package with no ads is well worth the money. Especially if you know how to use a VPN 😉How is YouTube music? The attractiveness is they bundle it with ad free YouTube plus screen off youtube.
You have to have the associated iPhone powered on if you want to add things to a Reminders list, call someone, check or send messages, run shortcuts, etc.You can place HomePods in all your rooms and then automatically have voice control everywhere hands-free without having to turn anything else on or having to carry any device with you. That's what people want and dumb speakers don’t give you.
Considering that it is essentially free (with subscription for YouTube Premium), it's a great value.How is YouTube music? The attractiveness is they bundle it with ad free YouTube plus screen off youtube.
Not any phone or any computer. Also, phones or computers that can presently play audio to the HomePod might lose that ability once software updates start becoming impossible on one or more devices.
Yep, that's why I ditched my Sonos for a Denon Home 150. It's still a smart speaker, but also has an aux-in and BT connection.One of the biggest problems with smart speakers is that it strips the owner of the speaker from direct control of what they can enjoy on them. Much like how "the cloud" puts strangers in between people and their data, smart speakers also wedge strangers in between people and full use of a very simple piece of technology. The strangers get to decide if the speaker can natively play this or that instead of the owner of the speaker.
For this and other reasons, I'm a forever fan of "dumb" speakers, which just play... anything I throw at them... with no preferences/biases/etc and no approval by for-profit strangers and/or dealmaking requirements between strangers. I have various computing devices with the "smarts" in them if I want any of that kind of control. IMO speakers and storage do NOT need gatekeepers, toll booth operators, etc.
Speaking only for myself: those happy to have new kinds of middlemen wedged in, enjoy those kinds of services. I am able to see some very select benefits... but none of them are important enough to me to let strangers become middlemen for my data or audio.
It’s terrible. I do subscribe to YouTube premium for the add free features. YouTube music is trash though.How is YouTube music? The attractiveness is they bundle it with ad free YouTube plus screen off youtube.
As long as they don't call it U2be.
Rumor has it Google is working on it:
https://9to5google.com/2023/06/06/youtube-music-apps-apple-tv-homepod/
This is why i like it, you can listen to mixes, old versions of albums that have been remastered, really the audio to just about any youtube video. It's pretty sickOne thing that is great is that it doesn’t just include the catalogs from music labels, but also any music content users have uploaded to YouTube, thus filling the gaps that other streaming services leave open.
Not if you use android or linux.You can play any music thru the homepod from your phone or computer.
Ya, because in 2023, what people exactly are playing music in those formats….?“Dumb” speakers have no phone or computer dependencies, no OS requirements, no connection type requirements, etc. Play from phone- iPhone or your friends Android- or turntable or Betamax or Edison’s gramophone. Play from computer, or first gen iPod or Amiga output or Sony Walkman, cassette deck, Aunt Meg's SuperVHS player, CD players, reel to reel, 35mm film, Kinescope, etc.
Bring ANY device over and it will play audio on “dumb” speakers.
Ya, because in 2023, what people exactly are playing music in those formats….?