Tap to run it and note the beta changelog. Once installed, you'll see Strix Music (Beta) pop up in the main app list on the phone. Then tap to install the Strix Music certificate too. Again, give it 30 seconds to install silently in the background. Give the OS 30 seconds to install the runtime (this happens silently), then tap on the main 50MB Strix Music installer. appx file to install the Visual C++ runtime. Note that you can't download the files directly in (Windows 10 Mobile) Edge as Strix Music's site isn't Edge-friendly. The easiest way to install these is just to put them on your phone using a cable from your Windows PC or (as below) by adding them to your phone's microSD. Head for the Strix Music home page, where you'll see the binaries (downloads) you need:įor Windows 10 Mobile phones, you need the main 'app package' (a file ending in '.appxbundle'), the Visual C++ runtime package (a file ending in '.appx' and with 'ARM' in its name), and the certificate file (ending in '.cer'). But Microsoft went with the lawyers rather than fighting this on Strix Music's behalf, meaning that the app is rather out on its own. It goes without saying that Spotify's lawyers are full of 'BS' - rather than telling the truth ('Spotify doesn't want third party clients at all') they went after spurious claims about Strix Music having a logo that's too similar to Spotify's (they're completely different).

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