SD card is a popular option for users who want to save more space on the device. When transfer Tidal music to a SD card, users can bring the music collection to more places, such as a computer device even without the network. And the flexible and positive listening experience is ensured.
In this post, we'd like to introduce how to save or download Tidal music to a SD card for a wide range of devices, such as Android smartphone, iPhone or iPad. Then you have the unlimited access to your favorite Tidal music on your device.
Part 1. How to Save Tidal Music to SD Card
Tidal mobile app for Android allows users to change the download destination to a memory card. Ensure the Android phones are running 5.0 or higher versions that support the direct downloads function.
Change the Download Destination to Memory card on Android:
Step 1. Open the Tidal app on Android.
Step 2. Go to the profile page, and select the 3 horizontal dos in the upper right corner.
Step 3. Tap on Settings.
Step 4. Choose Music Playback > Download Destination.
Step 5. Internal and Memory card should appear under the Download Destination option, select Memory card. This will change the download destination to SD card and all the downloaded Tidal Music and future music will be stored to the SD card.
Part 2. How to Download Tidal Music to SD Card
While moving Tidal music to a SD card offers great convenience for Android users, there are some limitations for iOS users to do this, as the Tidal mobile app for iOS does not provide such options. However, it's still possible for both Android and iOS users to transfer downloaded Tidal music to a flash card or SD card. Then it allows for easier management and organization of the downloaded music on a computer, and the transferring process will be much safer and faster. All this will require a professional Tidal Music downloader called ViWizard Tidal Music Converter.
ViWizard Tidal Music Converter is designed for both HiFi, HiFi Plus and free Tidal users to download tracks, playlists, albums, and artists from Tidal to the computer. Added with the DRM-removal function, users can choose a compatible format with the media player on the device from MP3, M4A, M4B, WAV, AAC, and FLAC. What's more, the ads will be removed if on the free tier of the Tidal app. During the conversion, the lossless audio and full ID3 tags will be kept from the Tidal desktop app. Then the music files can be transferred to an external device, such as a SD card or USB flash drive.
Key Features of ViWizard Tidal Music Converter
- Download any Tidal content, including songs, albums, playlists, and artists
- Support exporting Tidal music to MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, M4A, and M4B
- Preserve a whole set of ID3 tag information in the downloaded Tidal songs
- Handle the conversion of Tidal music up to 5× faster speed and in batch
Step 1Select Tidal music
Open ViWizard Tidal Music Converter. When prompts, choose to launch or relaunch the Tidal desktop app. Heed to the music collection and drag a selection of Tidal music tracks to the main interface of ViWizard.
Step 2Choose a output format
Then, open the app menu from the upper-right corner of the ViWizard interface, and select Preferences > Convert. Choose a compatible format with the device from the Output format drop-down menu. Click the OK button to save these changes.
Step 3Convert and download Tidal music to computer
Back to ViWizard interface, and click the Convert button to start the conversion at a super faster speed. When the downloading processs is complete, the music files will be stored on the output folder on the computer.
Part 3. How to Transfer Tidal Music to SD Card
Now it's time to transfer the downloaded Tidal music files to the SD card, then put the SD card with Tidal music on the desired device. All the stored music files will work with the media player as expected. Click the Arrow down icon
Step 1. Ensure to connect the SD card to the PC or Mac, and give the computer a minute to recognize the SD card.
Step 2. Navigate to open the File Explorer (PC) or Finder (Mac) and find and locate the music folder which stores all the downloaded Tidal music files.
Step 3. Copy the files or folders and paste them to the desired location on the SD card.
Step 4. Eject the SD card from the computer, and inject it to the device such as the iOS device. Now open the Tidal music files with a music player on the device.
Conclusion
In this post, we've provided the most popular options for Tidal users to save Tidal music collections to a SD card. With ViWizard, it is convenient for computer users to convert and download music from Tidal to other devices. Give it a shot!
Adam Gorden is an experienced writer of ViWizard who is obsessed about tech, movie and software.
