How to Enjoy Apple Music Offline on Samsung Galaxy S10/S10+

By Sarah ConnorUpdated on March 01, 2019

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Summary:

We’ll show you a practical way to transfer Apple Music tracks to your Samsung Galaxy S10 or S10+. You can even play Apple Music on your Samsung Android phone without installing the app.

“At the beginning of the year, Samsung launched its anniversary product, the Galaxy S10. I was attracted by his outstanding features immediately. Now I am looking for a way to enjoy Apple music tracks on my Samsung Galaxy S10 without a subscription. Can anyone help me?” – From Tiffany

Apple Music is a monthly paid subscription service that gives users unlimited access to the entire Apple music catalog. Subscribers can get new songs from artists and get recommendations from the entire music industry. If you are an Android phone user, you can listen to music as long as it supports Android 4.3 or higher. Of course, you need to have the following conditions: you need to download the Apple Music for Android app from the store, and an Apple ID license associated with Apple Music. If you want to continue downloading songs for offline listening, you will need to keep your subscription to Apple Music. These protected Apple Music M4P files will no longer be played after you cancel your subscription one day.

Why can’t I listen to Apple Music after unsubscribing? FairPlay is DRM technology that Apple uses to protect the copyright of digital content sold in online stores. Compared to a monthly subscription of $9.99, if you want to play Apple Music offline on Samsung Galaxy S10, a better alternative is to use an Apple Music DRM removal tool to convert your music files to normal audio foramt Samsung Galaxy S10 supported.

Best Apple Music Converter – Convert Apple Music Files to MP3

Apple Music Converter allows you to transfer songs, playlists, albms from Apple Music to your Samsung Galaxy S10 and other Android devcie without installing Apple Music app. It works by legally removing DRM protectionfrom Apple Music songs and converting these songs to common formats such as MP3, M4A, AC3, AIFF, AU, FLAC, etc with the original quality kept. After conversion, you can then import Apple Music files to your Galaxy S10/S10+, Galaxy Fold, as well as Android, PSP, Xbox, and other devices for offline playback.

More about Apple Music Converter

-Easily unlock DRM protection from Apple Music songs and iTunes Music, and Audiobooks.
-Customize output music quality, bitrate, sample rate and number of channels.
-Listen to Apple Music via Web Player without iTunes, copy it to USB Stick or SD card, or burn it to CD.
-Up to 16x faster conversion speed and all ID3 tags kept.
-Fully compatible with iTunes 12.7, Windows 10 and macOS High Sierra as well.

Remove DRM from Apple Music to Enjoy Offline on Samsung Galaxy S10/S10+

Step 1. Run Apple Music Converter and Load Apple Music Files

Install and run the Apple Music Converter program, then iTunes will also launch automatically and disappear quickly. It will pop up a window showing all the songs you downloaded from iTunes. You only need to add the song you want to convert to the conversion list.

Step 2. Select Apple Music

Click on “Playlists” then you can find the songs you added from Apple Music. Select the music files you want to play on Samsung Galaxy S10. Note that batch conversion is available here, you can choose the song you want as much as possible.

Step 3. Choose the Right Output Format

The currently available output formats are MP3, AAC, WAV and FLAC. You can also select output quality and output path according to your own needs.

Tips: MP3 and AC3 are the popular audio format that can be played on most of media devices, including your Samsung Galaxy S10.

Step 4. Start Conversion

Now simply click “Convert” button to start removing DRM from Apple Music and converting the DRM-ed Apple Music files to MP3 or other audio formats. When the conversion is finished, you can find the converted DRM-free audio files under target folder.

Step 5. Transfer Apple Music Tracks to Galaxy S10 Directly

Connect the new Galaxy S10 or S10+ to your computer using the supplied USB cable and then find the music folder on your Samsung phone. Next locate the converted Apple Music files, copy and paste these tracks you want to transfer to Galaxy S10. Now, you get the DRM-free Apple Music files played on Samsung Galaxy S10 freely.

Tips: You can also configure more output settings before starting the conversion.

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