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This article explains how to add and edit your music to work properly on the music application for Firefox OS.

This article explains how to add and edit your music to work properly on the music application for Firefox OS so that you can enjoy using your music application. You'll learn how to add music files on your phone and how to edit them so they are managed the way you want them to be and to be able to use the covers you want. {note}Want to know how to use the music application? More information is stated [[Playing Music on Firefox OS|here]].{/note} __TOC__ =How to add music to your phone= This chapter explains how to put music on your phone by connecting your device to your computer with a USB cable and how to copy your music with a simple drag and drop. {note}Firefox OS supports many popular audio formats. A full list is located [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/mozilla.dev.media/o3OuUVbetYg/9pbzlstcQNMJ here].{/note} ==Here's How== #Open the Settings app, scroll down to the '''Device''' section and tap {button Media storage}. #In the Media storage settings, enable '''USB mass storage'''.<br><br>[[Image:USB Mass Storage]]<br> #Connect your Firefox OS phone to your computer using a USB cable. In a moment the SD card on your phone should be accessible from your computer. {note}'''Note:''' Your phone must be turned on for these steps to work.{/note} #{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. [[Image:FXOS Removable Disk - Win]]<br>{/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><br>[[Image:FXOS Removable Disk - Win]]<br>{/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><br>[[Image:]]<br> -->{/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><br>[[Image:]]<br> -->{/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. #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]]. =How the music application works= After adding music to your phone you'll probably be missing alot of album covers and have several artists and album names missing or mixed up. In this chapter you'll learn the ways of the music application and learn how to manage your music. ==How it Arranges Music== Every music file uses '''tags''' to define what they are and how they should be arranged. There are a few types of tag that are important as for using the music app: * '''Title''' (includes the title of the track shown in the music app) * '''Album''' (includes the name of the album shown in the music app) * '''Artist''' (includes the name of the artist shown in the music app) * '''Cover''' (includes the image file of the cover art shown in the music app) {note}'''Note:''' Firefox OS uses these tags to organise the music app.<br><br> '''Warning:''' The folder structures and file names on your SD-card do not affect the music app in any way and are therefore only for your own visibility.{/note} ==What to Do== If your tags are not managed the way you want them to be, you can easily '''edit''' them using an '''mp3 tagger'''. You can use [http://www.mp3tag.de/en/ MP3tag] or any other mp3 tagger of your choice for this task. #Install the mp3 tagger software. #Open the folder your music is located in. #Edit the tags like shown below.<br><br>[[Image: mp3 tagger]]If you don't have an image to use as a cover I suggest to enter the album name on [http://images.google.com Google Images] and download the desired image file. Supported image formats are PNG and JPEG.{note}'''Note:''' Every track can have it’s own cover, but the cover of the track tagged as '''first''' in the album is used as the cover shown in the album gallery.<br><br>'''Warning:''' Make sure to use a square image, because else it gets scaled to fit the square frame and that may not look very good. That means it should be the same '''width''' as '''height'''. For example image size '''500x500'''. {/note} #Save your changes. You can also exit the mp3 tagger once finished. #Disconnect the device from your computer, because you're not able to use the music app while being connected. And you are all done!<br> It should be looking something like this.<br> [[Image: album gallery covers]] {note}'''Note:''' Music files of the OGG format containing cover art are currently not shown in the music app.<br><br> '''Warning:''' The music app does not use any loose images you put into your album folder. These images are loaded into your image gallery though. So you should delete those if you don't want them cluttering your [[How To Use The Gallery Application on Firefox OS|gallery app]].{/note} [[Template:ShareArticle|link=http://mzl.la/14uwc2L]]