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We'll explain how to transfer music from your computer and, for Firefox OS v 1.1, how to download it from the browser or receive it over Bluetooth.

The Firefox OS Music app can play most popular audio files. This article explains how to transfer music from your computer and, for [[How do I find what version of Firefox OS I have?|Firefox OS v 1.1]], how to download it from the browser or receive it over Bluetooth. __TOC__ =Add music from your computer= #Enable USB mass storage: #*[[How do I find what version of Firefox OS I have?|Find out what version of Firefox OS you have.]] #*'''For Firefox OS v 1.0.1:''' Open the Settings app, scroll down to the {pref Device} section and tap {menu Media storage}. Then, in the Media storage settings, enable '''USB mass storage'''. #*'''For Firefox OS v 1.1:''' Open the Settings app, scroll down to the {pref Storage} section and enable '''USB mass storage'''.<br>[[Image:USB 1.1]] #Make sure your phone is on and then connect it to your computer using a USB cable. In a moment the SD card on your phone should be accessible from your computer. #{for winxp}On your computer, click the {menu Start} menu and choose {menu My Computer}. You should see your phone's SD card listed as a "Removable Disk" (labeled "E:" for example).{/for}{for win7}On your computer, click the {menu Start} menu and choose {menu Computer}. You should see your phone's SD card listed as a "Removable Disk" (labeled "E:" for example).{/for}{for win8}On your computer, choose the Desktop tile on the start screen. Then open the File Explorer (Folder icon in the task bar) and choose {menu Computer} in the left sidebar.{/for}{for mac}On your computer, click the Finder in the dock. A new Finder window will open and you should see your phone's SD card listed in the left sidebar under "Devices" (labeled "NO NAME" for example).{/for}{for linux}On your computer, click the {button Home folder} button in the top left corner of your screen to open a file window. You should see your phone's SD card listed in the left sidebar.{/for} #{for winxp}Double-click on the SD card in the My Computer window. You will see a list of the files and folders on the card.<br>[[Image:Drag music Win7]]{/for}{for win7,win8}Double-click on the SD card in the Computer window. You will see a list of the files and folders on the card.<br>[[Image:Drag music Win7]]{/for}{for mac}Select your SD card in the left sidebar. You will see a list of the files and folders on the card.<br>[[Image:Drag music Mac]]{/for}{for linux}Select your SD card in the left sidebar. You will see a list of the files and folders on the card.<!--<br>[[Image:]]-->{/for} #Drag and drop your music files (or folders with music files in them) on to the window to copy them to the SD card.{note}'''Tip:''' Firefox OS will play most iTunes files. Just drag music from the iTunes window to your SD card to copy them.{/note} #When you are finished, eject the SD card from your computer and disconnect your phone. You can now access your music in the [[Play music files|Firefox OS music app]]. =Download music from the browser= Load a music file in the browser, long-tap on it and then choose {button Save audio}. *For details, see [[How do I download music, photos and videos from the browser?]] [[Template:FxOS1.1]] =Receive music over Bluetooth= Your Firefox OS device can receive files over Bluetooth - just make sure Bluetooth is turned on and your device is visible to others. *For details, see [[Enable Bluetooth on Firefox OS]] [[Template:FxOS1.1]] =Supported Audio Formats= The music app supports these audio files ([https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/mozilla.dev.media/o3OuUVbetYg/9pbzlstcQNMJ details]): *.mp3 *.mp4, m4a (encoded with H.264 or AAC) *.wav *.ogg (encoded with Vorbis or Opus) *.webm (endoded with Vorbis) *.3gp [[Template:ShareArticle|link=http://mzl.la/14uwc2L]]