By Selena KomezUpdated on December 04, 2018
[Summary]: Do you want to offline playing Apple Music songs on your Huawei Android phone without Apple Music app? Looking for a way to to keep Apple Music songs playable on iOS/Android phone after canceling subscription? This page will teach you how to remove DRM from Apple Music and convert them to MP3 files, and then transfer the converted Apple Music songs & playlist to Huawei Mate 20/10/9 for listening offline.
“I use iPhone 6 for 3 years, now I am planning to switch to a new Android phone to take place the iOS device, Huawei Mate 10. I am a Apple Music subscriber and I subscribed some Apple Music tracks from Apple Music app. Is there any way to sync the Apple Music song to HUAWEI Mate 10 Pro for playing offline? I heard that ‘Apple Music for Android’ app is not very well. Any other ways?” – Asked by Jessica Simpson
“I have purchased an new HUAWEI Mate 20 Pro, I want to sync purchased music from iTunes library to Huawei phone, but the iTunes not allow transfer songs to Android device, how to transfer music from iTunes to Huawei Mate 20 Pro?” – Askedy by Calvin Harris
For some Apple Music subscribers, you probably want to sync some songs from Apple Music for enjoyment after switching to the new Android device, for example, Huawei Mate 9/10. But there is a big problem that Apple Music songs are limited to be played on Apple Music app or iTunes since it is DRM-protected. In deed, we can only stream Apple Music on Android through installing the app – Apple Music for Android. However, it runs slowly and lags on some Android devices. Fortunatly, things changed thanks to the this famous Apple Music Converter tool.
With the help of this terrific Apple Music Converter, we can easily remove DRM restriction from Apple Music songs, convert Apple Music to DRM-free files as the local music files, then you can transfer it and offline play Apple Music on any Android phone without limits. It help you easily remove the DRM from Apple Music & Audiobooks & iTunes M4P music, convert it to MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC. Besides, with an advanced DRM decrypting technique that differs from traditional recording, it can keep the original audio quality of the music in output files. When the conversion is finish, you can play back the music on any audio player, like Android device, iOS device, PSP/PS4, Xbox one, web player; transfer it to SD card/USB stick; record it to CD; set it as phone ringtone; etc,.
Step 1.Add Apple Music to Apple Music Converter
Launch Apple Music Converter on computer first. A pop-up window will show you all your music downloaded in your iTunes Library. Choose the Apple Music that you want to convert.
Step 2. Choose Output Format and Confirm Output Path
Click “Output Settings” button. Here you can set the parameter of converted music files: Output Formats ( MP3, FLAC, M4A, MKA, etc,.), Profile, Output Folder, Out File; Conversion Speed, and etc; Code, Conversion speed; etc,. Normally, you should select “MP3” format of music files for saving on Huawei phone.
Step 3. Remove DRM from Apple Music
Click button “Start Convert“, the program will begin to remove DRM from Apple Music, and all the Apple Music you chose in Step 2 will soon be converted to the format, and downloaded & streamed to the output folder you customized in previous step.
Step 4. Find the Converted Apple Music and Transfer to Huawei Phone
When the conversion is finished, you could view the output music files. Now just connect your Huawei Mate 9/10/20 phone to your computer and transfer the converted Apple Music songs from computer to Huawei Mate 9/10/20 via Android & iOS Manager for playing without limits.
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