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Onedrive on My Mobile How to Get It to Play Continues Music

Groove Music has left iOS and Android. The ability to stream music from OneDrive to Groove Music on Windows 10 is going away as well. The ability to stream music from OneDrive, however, is still available through apps on iOS, Android, and Windows 10. Here's how to stream your music stored in OneDrive to all of your devices.

Products used in this guide

  • Android music streaming: CloudPlayer (opens in new tab) ($8 at Google Play Store)
  • iOS music streaming: CloudBeats (opens in new tab) ($5 at App Store)
  • Windows 10 media streaming: Sonca (opens in new tab) ($10 at Microsoft Store)

How to stream OneDrive music to Android devices

CloudPlayer has an attractive interface that's also easy to use. It automatically detects music and album artwork to fill out the app and it supports downloading or streaming music so you have options on or offline. If you purchase the paid version, you can cast music using Chromecast, Android Auto, AirPlay, and Android Wear. If you don't need to cast or just want to save money, there is also a free version (opens in new tab).

  1. Download CloudPlayer (opens in new tab) from the Google Play Store.
  2. Open settings

  1. Log in to your OneDrive account.

How to stream OneDrive music to iOS devices

However, if you want to stream to iOS you're going to need CloudBeats, which is straightforward and easy to use. You can download playlists and music to enjoy content when offline and create playlists as well. To not see any ads and to enjoy all of CloudBeats' features, make sure to download the regular version rather than CloudBeats Lite for iOS (opens in new tab).

  1. Download CloudBeats (opens in new tab) from the App Store.
  2. Open settings.
  3. Login to your OneDrive account.

How to stream OneDrive music to Windows 10 devices

Now we're onto Windows 10 and for this, you'll need something different yet again. Sonca is a media player that supports streaming a variety of content such as movies and music. You can log in to multiple cloud services, including OneDrive, and play all of your media on your Windows 10 PC. There's also a free lite version (opens in new tab).

  1. Download Sonca (opens in new tab) from the App Store.
  2. Click media services.

  1. Click enable OneDrive.
  2. Log in to your Microsoft account.

The apps you'll need

This is an impressive music application whether you rely on streaming from the cloud or not. Besides letting you listen to music anywhere, it also works to keep your library organized by automatically filling in music and album artwork.

This app scales well on iPhones or iPads and allows you to stream music or download music for offline playback. It's a great way to utilize your cloud storage because you can store the music in one place on the cloud and play it on different devices.

If you're looking for a media app, Sonca is a solid choice. It works well with video and music and allows you to stream music from your OneDrive account.

Listening accessories

If you're going to stream music to your PC, you're going to want to hear it well. Here are some great options for enhancing your audio.

Bose Companion 2

Bose Companion 2

Bose Companion 2 Series III (opens in new tab) ($99 at Amazon)

This is a solid set of speakers that can still fill the room with sound even though they are in a relatively small package.

TaoTronics Bluetooth 4.2 Computer SoundBar (opens in new tab) ($50 at Amazon)

This soundbar can fit under your PC monitor. It connects via Bluetooth so it can work with your PC, phone, or tablet.

Zrtke Bluetooth headphones (opens in new tab) ($23 at Amazon)

These lightweight headphones are waterproof, sweatproof, relatively inexpensive, and connect with Bluetooth.

Surface Headphones

Surface Headphones (Image credit: Microsoft)

Surface Headphones (opens in new tab) ($275 at Amazon)

These headphones provide excellent audio, Cortana integration, smooth gesture controls, and work with multiple Bluetooth devices.

Sean Endicott brings nearly a decade of experience covering Microsoft and Windows news to Windows Central. He joined our team in 2017 as an app reviewer and now heads up our day-to-day news coverage. If you have a news tip or an app to review, hit him up at sean.endicott@futurenet.com (opens in new tab).

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