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Google Music Adds Scan-and-Match Feature

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Dec 18, 2012, 1:32 PM   by Eric M. Zeman

Google today announced that its Google Music service now offers the scan-and-match feature to U.S. users. The feature, which launched across Europe last month, scans Google Music users' PC-bound music libraries and instantly matches any songs in the library with those it offers in the Google Play Store. The effect is that Google will not need to upload any songs that it already owns. Google Music allows users to upload up to 20,000 songs, which can then be streamed back at 320Kbps on up to 10 different devices for free. Google Music is available on Android smartphones and tablets, as well as from PC browsers.

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TheBigEvilRobot

Dec 18, 2012, 3:52 PM

Finally!

Jeez. I'm on week 2 of uploading my 17,000 song library.
And it's barely up to like 1,400 or something.
It's taking FOR-EH-VER.

I would have thought that they integrated this feature when they first started this whole thing
That feature and the reverse (when downloading songs from the website it doesn't download ones that are already there) are really obvious 'duh' features which should have been there since day one....and there is no excuse that it wasn't, no amount of ...
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