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By ChesterUpdated on December 17, 2022
"I am subscribed to Amazon Music Unlimited, but I can not find the location of the downloaded music files on my computer, I want to transfer these Amazon Music files to MP3 player for offline listening. Can you tell me where Amazon Music download to computer? Thanks."
Amazon Music is one of the most popular streaming music platform and has up to 55 million users, there are 2 types of subscription plans, Amazon Prime Music and Amazon Music Unlimited. Users with these 2 subscription plans are able to download Amazon Music in HD quality and listen to Amazon Music in offline mode within the Amazon Music app. It is easy to play Amazon Music in offline mode, you just go to "My Music > Offline Music" to play the downloaded Amazon Music on mobile.
However, you might want to directly transfer these downloaded Amazon Music to another devices, and you might want to find out where Does Amazon Music Download to Computer and Android. Firstly, We will show you how to get Amazon Music downloaded files.
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In the following, we will show you detail steps on how to find the downloaded Amazon Music files on PC and Android devices.
1.For PC
Step 1. Open File Explorer on computer, go to "View > Option" as shown on the screen shot.
Step 2. In the pop up Options window, select the "view" tab on the top bar, and tick "Show hidden files, folders and drives".
Step 3. After you have done the show hidden files setting, you can access the downloaded Amazon Music files in the path of "C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Amazon Music\Data".
Note: "C" is the local drive where you install the Amazon Music app, "UserName" is your personal PC account name.
2.For Android
Step 1. Open the File Manager on your Android devices.
Step 2. You can find the location of Amazon Music on the path of "storage/emulated/0/android/data/com/amazon/mp3/files/music". If there's an SD card, then go to "mnt/extSdCard/Android/data/com/amazon.mp3/files/Music".
But unfortunately, you will find that none of these files can be played without the Amazon Music app, the downloaded Amazon Music are cache files, even you know where they are located on your computer, you still can not copy and move them to other media players or devices. So how to download Amazon Music as local audio files? We will show you an easy way in the following tutorial.
To export Amazon Music to MP3 or other common audio formats, we need a professional Amazon Music converter, UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter is an powerful audio converting tool that has ability to remove DRM from Amazon Music, in order to download and convert Amazon Music to common audio files, such as MP3, FLAC, M4A, AAC, WAV, AIFF. This program also supports 100% original audio quality kept and ID3 tags preserved. Therefore, you will have the actual music file on your computer or Android devices once you have downloaded the songs via UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter, so you can easily move your Amazon Music from your computer to other MP3 players or devices for offline playback.
Features of UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter
First of all, you need to download the latest version of UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter, install it to your computer, then follow the steps below.
Step 1. Sign in Amazon Account
Launch UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter and log in your Amazon account by clicking the "Sign In" button on the top right corner. You can log in with your Amazon Free, Amazon Prime or Amazon Music Unlimited account.
Step 2. Customize Output Setting
Before you start downloading the songs, you need to customize your output setting. Click the 'gear' icon to the output setting window, there are many output formats you can choose according your needs, we select MP3 as the output audio formats here as MP3 is the most commonly used formats for all devices.
There are more you can setup for your output file, like output quality, output folder, output file name, output organized, etc.
Step 3. Add Amazon Songs to UkeySoft
Choose your favourite playlist or album that you want to download from Amazon Music. Click the red '+' add button on the right side to add the songs to the converting list.
All songs in the playlist are selected by default. Deselect the songs that you do not want to download from Amazon Music.
Step 4. Start Converting Amazon mMsic
Once you have the songs in the converting list, click the "Convert" button to download the selected songs to MP3 as local files to computer at 5x speed. All output music files will be kept its original audio quality and ID3 tags.
Step 5. Get the Files
After the conversion is done, you can get your output music files in MP3 by clicking the blue folder icon as shown on the screenshot. Or you can play the converted songs directly with the built-in Amazon Music player.
Now you have your Amazon Music downloaded on your computer, you can start transferring these music to your MP3 player or other devices for offline playback.
It is not possible to locate the actual Amazon Music files if you directly download Amazon Music within the app, from the guides above, you know how find the location of the music files that are only readable with the Amazon Music app. However, with the help of UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter, you can download Amazon Music as local files in common audio formats, so you are able to move these music files to MP3 devices for offline listening without its app. You can try out the trial version to test its features before you decide to purchase it.
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