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Old 08-01-2012, 09:29 PM   #51
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Originally Posted by tubemonkey View Post
The Cloud Player is designed to not only store your music, but also to play it through the built-in player. The improvement is the premium service. Instead of uploading your collection to the player, Amazon scans your hard drive and identifies your songs. It then matches those songs from its vast catalog and places them in your player as 256 Kbps MP3s. This is very similar to Apple's iTunes Match.

The Cloud Drive is designed to store documents, pictures, videos, and music. Music stored here can't be played from here. It needs to be downloaded to a player first. The Cloud Drive is Amazon's version of DropBox.
Thanks. Sheesh, I don't want Amazon scanning my hard drive for songs!

I must be missing something, because if you already own a song and have it on your hard drive, why would you need Amazon as a middleman? Why not just load and play the song yourself?

I tried to log in to the Cloud Drive and/or the Cloud Player, and I'm presented with a box requiring me to accept the new TOS. Which means I need to wade through pages and pages of legalistic gibberish. I think I just want to opt out!
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