Best Way to Play Apple Music on JetAudio Music Player

Part 1. Why You Can't Play Apple Music on JetAudio Music Player Directly

Before we dive into the steps, it is important to understand why a simple "copy and paste" doesn't work. Apple Music files are encrypted by FairPlay DRM technology and encoded in M4P format. Even if you download them for offline use within the Apple Music app, they remain locked within that ecosystem.

To play Apple Music songs on jetAudio, you must convert them into a plain JetAudio-supported audio format, such as WAV, MP3, FLAC, OGG, and M4A. For the best experience, we recommend using FLAC to ensure that you don't lose the high-fidelity quality that Apple Music provides. If storage space is a concern, a high-bitrate MP3 (320kbps) is a solid secondary option.

Part 2. How to Convert Apple Music to JetAudio-compatible Files

Because Apple Music tracks are encoded in a protected format, they remain invisible to third-party players like jetAudio. To get Apple Music on JetAudio, you need a way to transform these streams into local, compatible files. This is where the DRmare Apple Music Converter becomes an essential part of your toolkit.

As a professional-grade solution, it is designed specifically to bypass these restrictions, allowing you to liberate your Apple Music library for use on any platform. It effortlessly converts Apple Music into jetAudio-friendly formats such as MP3, FLAC, WAV, and M4A. You can manually define the codec, bit rate, and sample rate. This is vital for jetAudio enthusiasts who want to ensure their source files are high-quality enough to benefit from jetAudio's advanced EQ and BBE effects.

What's better, DRmare Apple Music Converter supports batch processing at accelerated speeds, meaning you can convert entire playlists or albums in minutes rather than hours. Once the conversion is complete, you are free to transfer your music to any device and enjoy the full power of the jetAudio engine without restriction.

How to Download Apple Music for JetAudio Music Player

Step 1Add Apple Music songs to DRmare program

You need to install DRmare Apple Music Converter on your computer. Then open it. Click on the 'Sign In' button to log in to your Apple Account. Then you can browse your entire Apple Music library and tap the 'Add' > 'Add to List' button to select and import favorite songs to the conversion queue.

Step 2Choose Apple Music audio format for JetAudio

As JetAudio music player supports MP3, FLAC, and other plain audio formats, here you can just choose MP3/FLAC as the output audio format for JetAudio. You can click the 'Menu' or 'DRmare Apple Music Converter' > 'Preferences' to open the setting window. Here you can also customize the codec, channel, bit rate, sample rate, etc. of Apple Music for JetAudio Music Player. After that, click 'OK' to confirm the settings.

Step 3Convert Apple Music for JetAudio Music Player

Now, you can click on the big 'Convert' button, and the conversion process will start. After a while, you can get Apple Music converted and stored on your computer. Then you can click on the 'Converted' button on DRmare program to find the converted Apple Music files on the target folder on your computer.

Part 3. How to Add and Play Apple Music on JetAudio Music Player

Once you have your unprotected Apple Music files, you need to move them to the device where you use jetAudio. If you are a Windows users, you can directly open converted Apple Music tunes through JetAudio Music Player now. Since most jetAudio enthusiasts are on Android, this process is straightforward.

Step 1. Connect your smartphone to your computer via a high-quality USB cable and select "File Transfer" mode on the phone.

Step 2. Locate the folder on your phone named "Music" or create a new one titled "Hi-Res Audio."

Step 3. Drag and drop your converted Apple Music files from your computer into this folder. If you are using an SD card, you can move them directly there to save internal storage.

Now that the Apple Music tracks are on your device, it is time to let jetAudio work its magic. The player needs to index the new files before you can apply your custom sound profiles.

Step 1. Open the jetAudio app and tap the menu icon (three lines) in the top-left corner.

Step 2. Select "Folders" to navigate to the location where you saved your music. If the songs don't appear immediately, go to "Preferences" > "Media Scanner" and select "Refresh."

Step 3. Once the songs appear, tap a track to play. You can now tap the "EQ" button to access the 20-band equalizer or enable the BBE effects to enhance the Apple Music stream.

Part 4. Why Use jetAudio for Apple Music?

The primary reason users seek this integration is the superior sound processing available in jetAudio. While the Apple Music app provides basic EQ presets, jetAudio allows for surgical precision with its 20-band graphic equalizer. For those using high-end headphones, the ability to fine-tune specific frequencies can reveal details in the music that the stock app simply cannot.

Furthermore, jetAudio's proprietary sound effects, such as BBE ViVA and Wide, add a level of spatial depth and clarity to compressed audio. By moving your Apple Music library into the jetAudio environment, you aren't just changing the player; you are significantly upgrading the output quality of every song you own.

Part 5. In Conclusion

By now, you have all the tools necessary to integrate Apple Music with the high-fidelity world of jetAudio. With the help of DRmare Apple Music Converter, you can finally play Apple Music on JetAudio Music Player without any problem. While it requires an initial conversion step, the result is a significantly more immersive and high-quality listening experience. You can start to enjoy your favorite Apple Music through the advanced sound processing and EQ settings that make jetAudio a favorite for audiophiles.