Now that you've got the Fitbit Connect app downloaded, you'll probably want to pair your Fitbit with your Mac. This is done using the wireless dongle that came in your Fitbit's box, so make sure you plug it into an available USB port before starting the setup process. It looks like a thumb drive, but just the tip.
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I have a Mac desktop, OS High Sierra version 10.13.6. The Apple app store does not seem to have the fitbit app for the desktop, only for the iPad and iPhones. In order to load music onto my Versa it advises to download the desktop app, but it isn't present in the app store. Any wisdom?
@bilgepirate, I appreciate your participation in the Forums and for sharing your experience with us. As @SteveH mentioned, for Mac OS, you can download Fitbit Connect from here. Install it and open it in order to set up and sync your device. Note that with Fitbit Connect you can't set up a Versa, Ionic or Charge 3, in which case you will need a mobile device.
I'm trying to download the desktop app (Fitbit Connect I guess it's called?) and every person and help file points to fitbit.com/setup, which is - so far as it looks like from my computer - not a page that exists. Or is trying to redirect me to a page that doesn't exist, I suppose. I accidentally posted to the Win10 forum because that was the only open topic that came up when I searched, and got sent here instead (I didn't know iOS was meant to include Apple Desktop when I looked at the list of forums, but hopefully I'm in the right place now?) I don't know whether I'm supposed to be going to a different link on a Mac, or whether I should be opening a support ticket, or *how* to open a support ticket (I tried chat but just got a bot).
@JayI Where are you located? Some Canadian users are reporting that they get an error message when trying to download Fitbit Connect. A moderator suggested changing your location to the US to see if that helps. I am not following that thread because I am in the US, so I don't know if that is a solution.
Please note that the Fitbit app is only available to the App Store in mobile devices. If you'd like to sync your tracker with your Mac computer, please check our set up page, where you will be able to found the link that will redirect you to download the Fitbit Connect installer that will work with your computer. Please note that if your Mac does not have native Bluetooth you will need a USB dongle for your tracker to sync with a computer.
Both services offer a three-month trial, but after that, users will have to subscribe to one of the premium accounts to continue syncing their devices via a computer. Deezer starts at $9.99, and Pandora offers two different subscription tiers that can be used to sync music to a Fitbit device. The Pandora Plus subscription starts at $4.99, while the Pandora Premium subscription will come in at $9.99. Pandora Plus subscribers will not be able to choose what stations or playlists get downloaded to their device. Instead, Pandora will select "three of your most-listened-to stations." Pandora Premium subscribers will not have such limitations and will have the ability to download any song or playlist to their devices.
I would have bought the fitbit band, but was turned off by them not adopting health app. So I bought the jawbone up that I like very much. In addition, I recently purchased the Microsoft Band, because it looked very promising.
The Fitbit Connect desktop software lets you transfer music from your computer to the wearable if you have a supporting watch. Newer devices, like the Fitbit Sense and Versa 3, cannot store downloaded music.
The death of the Fitbit Connect desktop app will mean that Fitbit wearers who have managed to avoid the brand's mobile app have fewer options. An increasingly subscription-focused marketplace has been coming for a long time now. Fitbit Connect is still downloadable on Windows 10 and Mac OS X, but the company says the Fitbit app for iPhone and Android provides the "best experience."
Fitbit application is a free activity tracker tool that you can download on your Windows device. It has been designed to help Fitbit users keep an eye on their progress directly from their desktop. The application syncs with your smartwatch and gives you rundowns of past health stats. Adding quick logs is also possible using the Fitbit application for Windows.
After you download and open the Fitbit activity tracker app on your Windows device, you get two options: to set up a new device or to sync. As a first-time user, you'll have to select the first option and then choose your tracker from a list of available choices. Once you finish, you can either create a new account or log in using your existing credentials.
This Windows application will sync well with your device and provide you with accurate information. Since the application is cross-platform, you can also download it on your Android or iOS device.
Are you seeking a way to download and transfer songs from Apple Music to Fitbit Versa? Then you have come to the right place. Here we'll introduce a smart way to help you easily download Apple Music songs as MP3 format and transfer to Versa for listening.
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The following is the detailed tutorial to guide you to convert Apple Music to MP3 and import to Fitbit Versa. Please download NoteBurner Apple Music Converter first before getting started.
Even though you are allowed to download about 300 songs on the Versa, but keep in mind that you can only transfer files that you own, that is to say, the audio files without restriction. Songs from music subscription services like Apple Music, Spotify are all encrypted and not supported by Versa. Since Deezer and Pandora are two music streaming service partners of Fitbit Versa currently, you can not play iTunes music with encryption on Fitbit Versa until the agreement made between Apple and Fitbit in the future.
So here we are happy to share you another option to help you listen to music from iTunes including Apple Music songs on Fitbit Versa: use Sidify Apple Music Converter to download Apple Music songs, iTunes M4P music or audiobooks to MP3 and store them on your Windows PC or Mac, then transfer the downloaded music from iTunes to Fitbit Ionic through Fitbit Connect.
With Sidify Apple Music Converter, all encrypted iTunes music would be downloaded as MP3 and saved to your Windows PC and Mac local file folder. Now you can use Fitbit Connect to transfer the downloaded iTunes music to Fitbit Versa.
After the download is completed, you can pair Bluetooth headphones to Versa and open Music app to listen to iTunes music. And now you can feel free to enjoy your iTunes music without needing to take you phone nearby.
First of all, download and launch the ViWizard Audio Converter. You may need to click the Add Files button to convert the protected Apple Music. It is also applicable for iTunes or Audible audiobooks.
1. Go to fitbit.com/global/us/setup, then scroll down to choose Download for Windows or Download for Mac.2. Double-click Install Fitbit Connect.pkg to open the Fitbit Connect installer.After the Fitbit Connect window appears, continue to the next step.
4. Wait a minute or two until your watch is connected to the computer.5. When prompted, follow the on-screen instructions on the computer to choose the created playlists based on the converted Apple Music you want to download to your watch. After a playlist is chosen, the download starts automatically.
Yes. You are transferring Apple Music to your watch with success! Depending on the file sizes, your watch can store over 300 songs in the Music app, feel free to use ViWizard Audio Converter anytime to download more Apple Music to your watch.
4. When your watch connects, see the list of playlists downloaded to your watch on the computer screen.5. To delete a playlist, check it to delete it from you watch.
Fitbit is killing one of its oldest features. The popular smart fitness tracker has long been able to sync with a PC or Mac. Now, Fitbit has announced that it is killing off the option to sync with Windows and Mac computers. It will officially drop the option in October, at which point the desktop client will no longer be available to download.
iPhones make great accessible media players. It's one less device you need to carry around, and with a Wi-Fi or cell data connection you are always just a few double-taps away from the latest books, news, and entertainment. More and more, I find myself accessing the latter two via the ever-growing number and quality of downloadable podcasts. I subscribe to nearly a hundred different feeds, from 99% Invisible to WTF with Mark Maron, and Downcast, my podcast player of choice, is without doubt the most frequently used app on my iPhone.
Most podcast apps keep a list of your subscribed podcasts in an OPML file, then download new episodes when you instruct the app to do a feed check, or on a time schedule you set in the app's settings. Overcast does things differently. You need to set up an account to use Overcast, and when you do, your podcast subscription list is uploaded onto the Overcast servers. The list is checked continuously against the various feeds, and when a new episode is posted it is auto-downloaded into Overcast, where, optionally, a device alert is triggered so you know the new podcast is now available for playback.
There are definite advantages to this approach. If you're like me and have a large subscription list, your device doesn't spend a lot of time checking feeds, a potential drain on both battery and processing power. Many of the podcasts I subscribe to have erratic publishing schedules, requiring any number of connections and checks before a new episode is detected and downloaded. With Overcast, when I open the app I know that all new episodes have already been downloaded. And if my favorite podcast posts an episode a few hours early, I will receive it almost immediately. If I double-tap the alert I will be taken directly to Overcast. Unfortunately, the app does not begin auto play of the podcast for which I received the alert. This would be a useful feature for a later version or update. 2ff7e9595c
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