If it doesn't work, trigger a full rescan with Settings > Folders and Library > Full rescan.įor synced playlists to be listed under Library > Playlists, you must import them using Settings > Folder and Library > Playlist Import/Export > Import System Library Playlists. Try Menu > rescan in either the Folders or Library tab. If after a Sync, tracks are not playing and have weird titles, you must trigger a database rescan. Some of them require additional initial setup to work well with GMusicFS. GMusicFS should work with most music players. Should work with most players using the Android MediaPlayer API or ffmpeg. Tested working with Poweramp, Winamp, PlayerPro, n7player.

A compatible third party music player.

Some music uploaded to the Google Music service.

A kernel supporting FUSE filesystems (should be the case of any 4.0+ kernel).

Root is necessary for mounting the filesystem

A rooted device running Android 4.0+ on ARM or x86 CPU (x86 experimental).

This document will be completed over time, so check back often! To properly uninstall GMusicFS, see uninstalling. Audio data is only accessed during playback, either streamed from the network or cached from local storage. GMusicFS only stores track metadata and album art on the SD card.

The goal is to bring Google Music streaming support to most third party music players like Poweramp, PlayerPro and many others.įrom the point of view of these apps, Google Music tracks will look like regular files.

GMusicFS exposes your cloud Google Music collection as a filesystem. NOTE: the new Auto-remount setting should take care of this automatically, if enabled (the default)

IMPORTANT: for proper operation on Android 4.2+, the filesystem must be mounted AFTER the music player app's process that will be accessing it has been started.

Poweramp playlist