Cell Phones: How do I Beam playlists and songs in Music Hub?

Beaming Music

Music Hub allows you to share songs and playlists with another Music Hub subscriber on a Samsung Galaxy NFC-enabled device using Android Beam technology.

Note: Samsung Music Hub requires a Samsung Account and a Music Hub subscription. If you have not set up your Samsung Account on your device, you will be asked to do so when you open Music Hub. Music Hub offers a 30 free trial for you to decide if you would like to use this service.

Beaming Songs and Playlists

You can only beam musicthat is located in the Music Hub catalog. If you uploaded your own music to the Music Hub cloud locker, you may only beam music located in the Music Hub catalog.

Note: NFC needs to be turned ON to enable beaming. To access the NFC options for your device open the Notification Panel by swiping your finger from the top of the screen to the bottom and touch Settings > More settings. Touch the Off/On slider to turn it on.

1. From the Music Hub app, touch My Music to access your playlists.

   

2. Select a playlist or song that you wish to share.

   If beaming a playlist, go to the My Music folder, and open the playlist. If beaming a song, click on a song and open the player page.

   

3. When you put the devices together, the playlist image will shrink. Touch teh image to begin the transfer of the playlist.

   

4. The Playlist will appear in other subscriber’s My Music folder. If beaming an individual song, the song will immediately begin playing on the other subscriber's device.

Note: This feature does not work on the native music player and is limited to Samsung Music Hub.

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