How to play Apple Music on Fire TV without subscription?

Apple Music is now supported on Amazon Echo and Amazon Fire TV devices. You just need to set up your Amazon device on the Alexa app, then link Apple Music to Alexa, you can tell your device to play whatever music you want to hear.

Download Apple Music songs to MP3

With Ondesoft Apple Music Converter , you can easily download any Apple Music songs, albums and playlists to your Mac and Windows in mp3, m4a, etc. format. Once you cancel Apple Music subscription , you can still listen to the songs anywhere you want, such as Fire TV.

1. Download and Launch Apple Music Converter

Download, install and launch Ondesoft Apple Music Converter on your Mac or Windows.

2. Sign in your Apple Music account

Click the Sign in button and enter your Apple ID.

3. Change output format(optional)

The default output format is lossless M4A. Ondesoft Apple Music Converter also supports converting Apple Music to MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV and AIFF. You can also customize output file name with any combination of title, artist, album, playlist index and track ID.

4. Select music

Follow the on-screen instructions to choose the playlist or album you want to convert.

Click Add songs.

5. Start Conversion

By default, all songs in the playlist/album will be checked. If there are songs you don't want to convert, please uncheck the box. Then click Convert button to start downloading songs to the format you choose.

After conversion, click below folder icon to quickly locate the downloaded songs.

Play local music with Fire TV

Amazon Fire TV Stick allows you to play locally stored music. You can use VLC for Fire or Kodi to play any music you have stored and accessible on your home network. For this to work, you will obviously need your audio to be accessible through your network on a shared folder. The rest is easy.

Check whether your Fire TV or stick has USB connections, allowing you to play music and videos directly from a hard drive. Amazon Fire TV Stick also supports play media from external storage. The 2nd-gen Fire TV can access videos from its microSD slot or its USB port. The 1st-gen Fire TV can only access videos from its USB port, because it does not have a microSD card slot. The 2nd-gen Fire TV Stick only has a single micro USB port, but you can use it to access videos stored on a USB drive if you use a USB OTG cable . The 1st-gen Fire TV Stick does not support media playback from external drives, even if you use an OTG USB cable.