Converting music from YouTube or other similar video platforms, for example, is against US copyright law. Unfortunately, it's a legal gray area with differing laws applying in different jurisdictions and situations. Of course, the biggest problem with MP3 Juice is the question of whether downloading music using the app is legal or not. It certainly didn't feel safe to connect our cloud storage and Facebook profiles so we didn't test that functionality. The app didn't feel secure to us, with its intrusive ad pop-ups and attempts to get us to download other apps. Links to entertainment news and Amazon-also accessible under the men- felt disconnected from the aim of the app. The app features other functions such as online radio and music (available under the drop-down menu on the left-hand side of the screen) but we found they simply didn't work. We felt this was a bit dishonest and didn't like how difficult it was to quit these pages and return to the search engine page. Some users might mistake this as part of the MP3 download process and unwittingly sign up for something they don't want.
Instead, the app takes you to random news stories or ads-many of which push a user subscription. When this happens, the app doesn't tell you that the download has failed. We found many times that downloads didn't work. Using MP3 Juice was sometimes a frustrating experience. We tried out this feature and found that the resulting cut MP3 file simply became unplayable after we downloaded it. The application also features an MP3 cutter that users can use to remove soundless sections from MP3 files. Once search results have been returned, users can listen to the song directly in the app, most commonly by streaming the video directly from the source website.Īlternatively, you can choose to download a song directly to your phone, save it to cloud-based storage (either Dropbox or Google Drive), or share it via Facebook. Music can be sourced through YouTube, SoundCloud, VK, Yandex, 4shared, PromoDJ, and Archive, giving access to millions of songs and artists. Alternatively, you can also paste in a video URL and click the search button to convert a video's audio into an MP3 file.
Users type in their search query, choose the sources they would like to search on, and then click the search button. MP3 Juice's premise is coupled with a very simple-and somewhat amateurish-interface that consists of a search box and a source manager. Users will need to download and install an APK file to their Android device, rather than search in the Google Play store.
To download the MP3 Juice app, Android 4.0.3 and above is required.
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