Welcome to Rhapsody for iPhone Help

• An iPod Touch or iPhone with software version 3.0 or greater
• A Rhapsody Premier or Rhapsody Premier Plus subscription
• An internet connection

Tell me more about Rhapsody subscriptions

 

Just launch the App Store, and search for Rhapsody.

 

Currently, Apple devices don’t support the transfer of subscription tracks from your PC, but you can transfer MP3s anytime.

 

• Play all the songs, albums, and playlists you want
• Play Rhapsody in the background while you use other apps*
• Search for music by Artist, Album or Track
• Browse new releases, charts and more
• Listen to commercial-free Rhapsody Radio
• Add music to your Rhapsody Library
• Make your own playlists
• Download playlists, albums and tracks for offline playback
• Buy the tracks and albums you love

iPhone 4 users, 3GS users, and iPod Touch 3rd Generation users can multitask with Rhapsody.

 

Streaming performance can vary based on your connection speed and quality. A WiFi connection will give you the best results.

 

You can play one single stream at a time on a single account. If you're streaming music from your iPhone, you can't stream music from your computer at the same time. If you're streaming music from your home audio system, you can't stream music from your iPhone or computer at the same time.

However, Rhapsody offers many playback options. You can stream from your phone while playing downloaded tracks from My Library on your computer, for example.

I have Rhapsody Premier Plus (Rhapsody To Go) which allows up to 3 devices. Why can’t I stream concurrently on 3 different devices?

Rhapsody Premier Plus (RTG) customers are allowed to transfer subscription music to up to 3 compatible devices. Although you can't stream music from more than one of your devices at once, you can stream from one device at a time while playing music offline with the other two.

 

1. Tap the Search box (the box with the magnifying glass) to bring up the Search screen.
   
   
   
   
2. Click a button to search for Artists Albums, or Tracks. The keyboard opens.
   
   
   
   
3. As you start to type, Rhapsody will guess what you're searching for and start to offer suggestions. When the result you want is displayed, tap it to go to the Rhapsody Music Guide page for that artist or album.
   
   

• Tap a track to play it.
• Tap a Rhapsody Radio station to listen to it.
• Tap Play All Tracks in an Album view to play the whole thing.
• Press and hold on a track, album, playlist or radio station to get a menu of more playback options.

1. Add music to your Queue by playing it, or through the press-and-hold menu.
2. Tap Save as Playlist.
   
   
   
   
3. Type a name for your playlist.
   
   
   
   
4. Tap Save. Your playlist will be saved in your Library.
   
   

1. Go to My Playlists in My Library.
   
   
   
   
2. Tap the Download button (blue arrow) to the left of the playlist name.
   
   
   
   You'll see a progress bar as the playlist is downloaded.
   
   
   
   When the download is complete, the playlist and the download arrow will appear in orange.
   
   

1. Search for an album or track
   
2. Press and hold the album or track
   
   
   
   
3. Select Download Album or Download Track
   
   
   

1. Rhapsody will look a little different when you're offline.
   
   
   
   
2. You'll see a message letting you know that only tracks you've saved will be available for offline playback. Click OK. (This message will only appear the first time you play music offline.)
   
   
   
   
3. Tap any downloaded (orange) playlist, track or album to see its contents.
   
   
   
4. Tap Play Now to hear the entire playlist, track or album tap it to start playback.
   
   

1. Sweep your finger from left to right across the track.
2. Press the Delete button that appears.
3. You can also remove music from the press-and-hold menu.

1. Press and hold a track or album.
2. Tap Buy From iTunes.