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I want to store my music collection in one of these clouds, so I would like to know which one you use and why? Which one is better? Also, will either of them block/restrict/remove certain files?
Google Play or Amazon Cloud Player?
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- May 25, 2001
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Well, Amazon is free 5gb and if you buy a cd digitally (like 4 bucks) they increase it to 20gb and put the music on there for you right off jump and have mobile apps for all your music streaming off of there. I haven't messed with Google play at all
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My music collection is over 20gb though, so even if I bought an album to increase it to 20gb, it still wouldn't be enough, and I'd like to have my entire collection in the cloud. Google Play allows up to 20,000 songs, so that's a big +1 for Google.
Oh, and thanks for using your 30,000th post in my thread.
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- Jun 21, 2004
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I don't use it often but i have my songs uploaded to google play. I have nowhere near 20,000 songs so it's plenty of room for me. Think i only have about 2k songs.
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Google play. You get up alot of space. I have over 2000 songs on there. sadly the music adap was ruined by the update 
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Thanks for the responses. Can anyone address the last question in the OP, regarding "files that may not be allowed". I haven't been able to find much regarding that in my searches.
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The only file that I couldn't upload through Google Play was a large file that was like 200+ mb's. They put a size limit on the individual file sizes.
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