How to Play Amazon Music on Google Nest Hub

What is Google Nest Hub? That is a new version of Google Assistant smart speaker. By contrast, it would be a little pricier than the original Google Home. Google Nest Hub should be considered as a multi-functional assistant. The Google assistant can easily respond to your commands. In the touchscreen of Google Nest, you can get access to rich information, like weather, temperature, shopping malls, restaurants and more. What’ more, the Google Nest Hub can integrate all smart devices on your home, and it can now control more than 200 million devices from over 3500 brands. Enjoying a whole-new smart home becomes easier for you and me.

Certainly, for a music lover, we always stay focus on its music feature. And the Google Nest Hub can support many streaming music and videos services, like iHeartRadio, Pandora, Spotify and YouTube Music. But sometimes, if the music service you’re using is not in these options, for example, you’re an Amazon Music paid user. In the way, it’s possible for us to play the Amazon Music on the Google Nest Hub? Read this article to get it done. And if you like this tutorial, don’t forget to share with friends around you.

What We Need? TuneCable iMazon Recorder

As we’ve mentioned above, Google Nest Hub can support playback songs on Spotify app. The tip is to guide you how to download Amazon Music as unencrypted MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC files, then import them all into Spotify app, and finally enjoy the songs on Google Nest Hub. To finish the steps, TuneCable iMazon Recorder is always the best choice. It’s not simply a music recorder. TuneCable can record the Amazon Music with an intelligent mode, high-quality of output files and time-efficient conversion process. Most of the ID3 tags, such as title, Artist, Artwork, Album and more, would be perfectly kept with well-converted music. Let’s get a version suitable for you at first: Windows version/Mac version!!

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How to Play Amazon Music on Google Nest Hub

Step 1: Launch TuneCable iMazon Recorder

Launch TuneCable iMazon Recorder and the Amazon Music app will be opened automatically at the same time.

Step 2: Select Wanted Music and Change Output Settings

You can easy to find the 'Settings' icon (upper right corner of the interface). Click on it to customize the output settings as preference. And following are what you can setup:

Output Format: MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, ALAC
Output Quality: 128kbps, 192kbps, 256kbps, 320kbps
Output Folder: Select one by yourself if needed.
[Default save path: C:\Users\someone's name (e.g.: Justin S)\Documents\TuneCable iMazon Recorder]
Output Organized: None, Artist, Album, Artist/Album, Album/Artist

When every option get prepared, move to close the window to apply the changes.

Step 3: Find Target Music and Add to Convert

Click the Add button to open the pop-up window which prompts you to drag and drop songs or a playlist from Amazon to TuneCable. TuneCable would read the Amazon Music automatically. Check the Amazon songs that you'd like to export to your local computer and then click OK.

Step 4: Convert Amazon Music

Now, click on 'Convert' button to start the conversion.

Don’t play any Amazon Music or close the conversation window till complete. Otherwise, the conversion will be interrupted. When all songs have been converted, you can view the songs by clicking on "Converted" icon.

Note: TuneCable iMazon Recorder currently supports converting Amazon Music HD.

Step 5: Import the Converted Amazon Music to Spotify App

Open Spotify app from your computer. Login your Spotify account. Tap 'Menu' icon, which looks like a downward pointing arrow. Select 'Settings' from the drop-down menu.

Tap 'Show Local Files' option under Local Files. Scroll down to find 'ADD A SOURCE' button. Hit on it to select the local folder which stored your converted songs. Select it, then you can see the folder has been listed in the page.

Finished! Now! Run Spotify App on your Google Nest Hub, log in your account to enjoy Amazon Music without limits!

The End:

The method provided above is to guide you how to play Amazon Music on Google Nest Hub with Spotify app. Powerful TuneCable iMazon Recorder makes thing easier. However, the trial version only allows you to get 3 mins of each output file. Get full version now!