Where is it? Since Amazon allows users to download videos, movies, and music with Amazon Prime, more and more people start downloading their favorite Amazon videos and music on their phones. But due to the strict protection of the digital resources, those downloaded videos and music are only accessible to the official Amazon apps, such as Prime Video or Amazon Music app. Some of the users may want to copy those video and music files in order to save them to the computers or export to other devices for watching and listening, but they are not sure where those Amazon media files download to Android phone.
Here we've concluded the methods of how to locate the downloaded Amazon videos and music on the Android phone. Everything we download from the webpage or apps will have a copy or leave cache on the phone's storage. Use either the default file manager app or a third-party one; follow the paths below to locate the downloaded Amazon videos or audios on your Android phone.
But unfortunately to tell you that, to protect copyright, the files you find under these folders are in a particular type of format that can only be read and opened by Amazon Prime apps. So it seems totally impossible to copy the original Prime video or music files and move them to other devices.
Although you cannot export the Amazon video file to other devices, but you still can watch Prime videos on TV through Chromecast. All you need to do is just 3 simple steps. Step 1. Step 3. So what about Amazon Prime Music? Since the downloaded music is stored as a special format on the phone which can only be played through Amazon Music app, it's recommended to use FonePaw Screen Recorder to record the Amazon music and save as MP3 file.
In this way, you can easily get the music file and export it to whatever music players or devices you want. Any other good ideas to locate Amazon Prime video and music on Android phones? Leave a comment to let us know! Learn more. Where does Amazon Music store files? Ask Question. Asked 7 years, 3 months ago. Active 1 year, 1 month ago. Viewed k times. Does anyone know where they are? Improve this question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. At least now I know they are on the SD card anyway.
Improve this answer. Goshute Goshute 41 1 1 bronze badge. Chris Hoover Chris Hoover 11 1 1 bronze badge. Wyzard Wyzard 2 2 silver badges 6 6 bronze badges. Muss60 Muss60 1. On a Samsung Galaxy s6 Edge, the. Amazon's new music-streaming service has arrived. Here's how to take it with you on Android and iOS, complete with offline listening. Earlier today, Amazon took the wraps off Prime Music , a new streaming service for Amazon Prime subscribers. With it you can listen to a library of over one million songs, all commercial-free, on anything from your PC to your Roku box to your smartphone or tablet.
Let's take a look at how the service works on such a mobile device -- and, perhaps most importantly, how you can download Prime tunes for offline listening. For starters, it goes without saying that you'll need an Amazon Prime subscription. From there you'll need the Amazon Music mobile app for your device.
If you already have either of these apps installed, hit your app store and grab the update. Now launch the app. If you're not already signed into your account, you'll need to do so. By default, you should end up in the Prime Music view, where you'll see a choice of songs, albums, or playlists to browse. This should all be pretty familiar to anyone who's used a music app before.
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