1. Install the Watch version of OnePlayer
Upgrade OnePlayer to the latest version, ensuring that your Apple Watch's system is not lower than watchOS 8.
Open the Watch app on your phone, scroll down the list, find OnePlayer under "Available Apps," and click "Install" on the right. The system will automatically install OnePlayer on your watch. This process may be slow, so please be patient.
2. Transfer music to Watch
After installing OnePlayer on your watch, you can select songs to transfer to your watch from the phone app.
You can choose "Transfer to Watch" from the song list, playlist, album, folder, or artist. This will start adding the corresponding songs to the transfer queue, transferring them to the watch one by one.
The watch supports the following formats:
MP3, M4A, AAC, M4B, WAV, AIF, AIFF, AU, CAF, FLAC
⚠️ Some high-bitrate FLAC format files are not playable on the watch.
After clicking transfer, it should start within a minute. If not, you can try the following steps:
- Keep OnePlayer open on both devices and do not turn off the screen.
- You can listen to music on the phone while transferring, which can make the transfer more stable.
- Ensure the watch battery is sufficiently charged.
- If you're not in a hurry, audio transfer can be done in the background, but the completion time is not guaranteed and is entirely determined by the system.
3. Play music independently on Watch
There are two types of song content displayed on the Watch. One mirrors the content on your phone, with the music actually stored on the phone and clicking the song plays it on the phone.
The other type is music transferred to the Watch. This music is already stored on the Watch, and clicking the song plays it on the Watch.
When playing songs on the Watch, it supports external Bluetooth playback devices such as Bluetooth headphones (AirPods), speakers, etc., and also supports playback through the Watch's speaker. You need to select the playback method in the settings.