drewmatt

Their website says 20,000 songs for Premium. I contacted them and found out it's 20,000 songs with limit of 1 GB per file. So basically I can upload my 110 GB of FLAC (~5000 files) and have 15,000 songs capacity for my other MP3 and AAC. Practically it's more than 100 GB. Probably 100 GB is estimation of 20,000 mp3s. I will give a try for a month of Premium and still have a HDD backup of my music to see if it's worth continuing with them. I will come back with some thoughts about it. Indeed the idea looks interesting and I'm pretty impressed until now.

Sorry, I didn't mean to offend you. Only that I have a notebook and I can't keep it online 24/7 so that I can listen to music when I'm not near it. It's a waste of the device's lifetime. I thought this is why cloud services are good in the first place. I found on Wikipedia a comparison of 'music lockers' and Style Jukebox looks like an interesting app, giving the fact that it's available on all platforms and supports most of the formats I'm looking for. I will give the free version a try. Has anyone else tried it?

Why would I want to keep my computer online 24/7 just to be sure I can access my music when I want?

I have almost 5,000 FLAC (110 GB) and M4A songs on my computer. Problem is that HDD's fail and I would also like to listen to them on my Android and iPad without wasting the storage on the devices. Is there a way to upload and backup my songs to a cloud or an app (like dropbox)? Thanks!