If you haven’t used Amazon Cloud Player before, it’s an online service that lets you upload and stream music through your web browser. To get you started, Amazon gives you free cloud storage for up to 250 songs when they’re uploaded. If you buy digital music through the Amazon MP3 Store, it will also appear in your music locker space, but it won’t count toward this limit.
Getting Started with the Amazon MP3 Store and Cloud Player
Whether you want to upload songs that you ripped from your audio CDs or purchased from other digital music services, these steps will show you how to get your collection into Amazon Cloud Player. All you need is an Amazon account. Once your songs are in the cloud, you can listen to them (via streaming) using a web browser. You can also stream to iPhone, Kindle Fire, and Android devices.
Before you can upload your music (must be DRM-free), you will first need to download and install the Amazon Music Importer application. It is currently available for PC (Windows 7, Vista, and XP) and Mac (OS X 10.6+, Intel CPU, AIR version 3.3.x). Follow these steps to download and install Amazon Music Importer:
Sign in to Amazon Music.
