- Soundcloud has some great playlists. With TuneMyMusic you can move these playlists to Deezer in the most convenient way! What if you already using Soundcloud and you wish to to move to Deezer? You can use TuneMyMusic to move your entire music library to Deezer, including all your playlists, favorites songs, albums and artists.
- Connect SoundCloud (click on it in left panel) Select the SoundCloud artists you want to move (by checking the corresponding box in left of each artist) Click on Convert tool in top toolbar Select Deezer as the destination (and connect this platform).
- The Deezer Search is build up in three stages. Every stage is a indipendent search query you have to get an empty result in order to jump through the stages. Prepare search query remove unsearchable chars such as ( & ( ) ) and detect if the song is a remix and save the remix artist as an extra artist.
Use your current SoundCloud platform as a source and start to transfer playlists music with FreeYourMusic Select Deezer as a destination Select Deezer as a platform where you want to create a new playlist. All you need to do is just one button click!
In the latest edition of patent trolls being patent trolls, MOAEC Technologies LLC is suing several of music's top streamers over four patents relating to a 'music organizer and entertainment center'
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Guest post by Mike Masnick of Techdirt
Another day, another story of another patent troll. This one is about MOAEC Technologies LLC, a 'patent licensing' company that exists solely around four related patents for a 'music organizer and entertainment center.' Last month, MOAEC sued Spotify, SoundCloud and Deezer over these patents. It's interesting that the lawsuit came just a few weeks before Spotify's IPO, as we've seen a bunch of companies sued for patent infringement right before their IPOs — but it didn't prevent Spotify's IPO from happening.
All three lawsuits focus on US Patent 6,232,539, which is described this way:
A music organizer and entertainment center provides a center having a microprocessor, sound card functions and high-volume data storage and retrieval units for playing back music according to a variety of predetermined categories. Music can be played back in random form or can be played back according to a particular pre-selected order. The categories are provided by service provider who delivers selected titles and/or songs to the end user. Hearts of iron iv: battle for the bosporus for mac. The songs are typically loaded using a custom CD-ROM provided from the service provider. The music is provided in of music:
a graphical user interface display having a plurality of selectable screens, at least one of the selectable screens including a plurality of category buttons constructed and arranged so that when a predetermined of the category buttons is activated, music selections having category flags matching the predetermined category of a respective of the buttons are selected and listed on the display.
Everything else in the patent appears to just be around playing music. But it's difficult to see how this even remotely passes the Alice test for a generic computer function. The nearly identical filings try to insist that this patent revolves around some magical invention:
The claims of the ’539 Patent do not merely recite the performance of some business practice known from the pre-Internet world along with a requirement to perform it on the Internet. Instead, the claims of the ’539 patent recite one or more inventive concepts that are rooted in computerized electronic data communications networks, and an improved method to deliver content and provide interface among different accounts and computing systems.
The claims of the ’539 patent recite an invention that is not merely the routine or conventional use of electronic devices for music playback. Instead, among other things, the invention adds new features to deliver content, integrate application interfaces and other protocols together on shared networks. The ’539 patent claims thus include improvements for, for example, storing music information in association with a set of predetermined flags, including an ownership category flag, and permitting user-customizable playback of music, based in part on the flags.
Accordingly, each claim of the ’539 patent recites a combination of elements sufficient to ensure that the claim in practice amounts to significantly more than a patent on an ineligible concept.
Dying light ultimate collection crack. Of course everything described above was not limited due to the lack of ideas to be able to do any of this, but just the lack of ready general purpose computing equipment. In other words, there's nothing unique or non-obvious is the patents. The reason we didn't have this earlier was that the underlying technology wasn't ready for it, which is part of what should invalidate these patents under Alice.
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That is… if these companies actually fight the lawsuits. Welcome to the game ii download for mac. As always, it is often easier and cheaper to settle a patent lawsuit than to fight it, even if you would win. Though, settling will only attract more of these kinds of nuisance lawsuits.
Kello can wake you up with the following streaming services:
- Spotify
- Deezer
- Webradio
- Tidal
In order to create an alarm, Kello should be set up and connected to your home Wi-Fi network. Check out this article to set up your Kello for the first time.
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Creating the alarm
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- In the Kello app, go to the 'Alarms' tab and click on the “+” button.
- Choose your recurrence and volume settings.
- Tap on “Sound”:
Using Spotify
- Press “Spotify” then “Launch Spotify”.
- In the Spotify app, go to the playlist, artist or radio you want to wake up with, then press the green button “Shuffle Play” (or “Play Radio”).
- Press “Devices Available” and choose Kello_XXXXXX.
- Go back in the Kello app and confirm your alarm.
- You can turn off your phone, Kello doesn't need it to wake you up with your music.
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Using Deezer
- Press 'Deezer' or 'Tidal' and enter your credentials.
- Choose the playlist you want to use.
💡 You can use your Deezer Flow. - Validate the alarm.
💡 You can preview the playlist by pressing in the 'Create Alarm' screen. - You can turn off your phone, Kello doesn't need it to wake you up with your music.
Using Tidal
- Press 'Tidal' and enter your credentials.
- Choose the playlist you want to use.
⚠️ Important note: if you don't see your playlists in the list, you have to add them as favorite on Tidal. Simply go to your Tidal app and 'like' the playlists you want to use. - Validate the alarm.
💡 You can preview the playlist by pressing in the 'Create Alarm' screen. - You can turn off your phone, Kello doesn't need it to wake you up with your music.
Using Radio
- Press 'Radio'.
- Browse to the radio you want to use.
💡 You can search for a radio. - Validate the alarm.
💡 You can preview the playlist by pressing in the 'Create Alarm' screen. - You can turn off your phone, Kello doesn't need it to wake you up with your radio.
- A dot appears on Kello's screen if an alarm is supposed to ring in less than 24 hours.
- You can preview, change your next alarm and turn them off and on directly on Kello, see this article.
- You can create up to 8 alarms.