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Furthermore, it also let you download videos and audio. You can listen to music videos in the background while you use other apps.

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myTube is built for Windows 10 from scratch, it provides better user experience than any other third-party app. myTube is receiving updates almost every week with new features and improvements. MyTube is the best YouTube app available on the Windows Store. Furthermore, you can download and convert videos to mp3 and set them as ringtones. You can search videos and browse hot music videos on YouTube. The app is basically for downloading the videos. It comes with a new interface and offers a smooth user experience on Windows Phone. MusicTubeĪvailable for both Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows 10 Mobile, MusicTube is a simple app to save YouTube videos.

MUSICTUBE OFFLINE MP4

You can download all the mp4 video songs using TubeMate on Windows Phone. It offers you free, unlimited and high-quality videos. The app downloads the videos in background, it means you can surf the internet without worrying about the download. You can access, search, share, watch and download YouTube videos.

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Also, you can watch the video of the song in question, and you can even make it go full screen.TubeMate is simple and yet a powerful app to download videos from YouTube to your Windows Phone. Some simple social options for Twitter, Facebook and Google, are available in the main menus if you want to share what you're listening to, and you can also copy the link of a particular song. The right side of the apps is occupied by a simple playlist that gives easy access to the songs.įunctions like shuffle, scrubbing, repeat, and a few others are also available. Now, as Googles plans to replace Google Play Music with YouTube Music, the latter is adopting a key feature from the Play Music app and that is the support for your locally stored music files. The first hosts the Search function, the second list the results, the third one is Info and it shows details about what is playing, and the forth one is Versions, which also display details about the loaded videos. The main window of the application has main tabs. It's likely that you'll find pretty much anything you want, cover or live, and not only music is supported. It's probably a bigger source of music than many online platforms and you don't need to pay monthly subscriptions to other services (except for the price you need to pay for MusicTube). The fact that it uses YouTube is actually an incredibly good idea. Musictube alternatives are mainly Music Streaming Services but may also. Other great apps like Musictube are SoundCloud, Deezer, YouTube Music and Pandora. The best alternative is Spotify, which is free. There are some restrictions if you use it without paying, like the number of songs in the playlist (just 50), but it shouldn't be an inconvenient if you just want to test it. There are more than 100 alternatives to Musictube for a variety of platforms, including Online / Web-based, Android, Windows, iPhone and iPad. The application doesn't have any weird dependencies, so pretty much anyone can use it. The only reason might be that the developer knows what he has and that there isn't any real competition in this niche. It's worth mentioning that MusicTube is a commercial application, and it costs €9, but it might be different depending on your location. From what I can tell, only Ubuntu or Debian system are supported, and only DEB files are provided, but it doesn't mean that you won't find it in your local repositories. I installed MusicTube in Ubuntu 15.04, and you can find the DEB files on the official website or on Softpedia. MusicTube can also be categorized as a cloud player, but it has only one source for the music, the YouTube platform. Tomahawk is a good example and it's defined as a cloud player. There is also another type of music players that have started to show up in the past couple of years and that play music exclusively from online sources. Everything can usually be found under the same roof, and lots of applications are capable of performing these tasks. You can usually listen to locally hosted music, online radios, or online music platforms, like Spotify for example. Music players are a dime a dozen on the Linux platform, and many of them support online sources. It's not made for locally hosted music, and you can't add other online sources, but YouTube is a huge resource. MusicTube is a very interesting music player designed for multiple platforms using YouTube as the music source.