works for Linux, Windows, Mac, iOS and Android:
googles music store & storage allows you to upload 20′000 music files to their servers (cloud). But the services is restricted to US IP only. But with a little service called RaptorVPN it is possible to have access to the music store. Once registered, you can use it from everywhere
Instructions
- You need a google account (create one here if you don’t have one already)
- You need to create an account on RaptorVPN . It is free but has limited bandwith available, you wont be able to stream videos but for the initial setup of your google music account it is perfectly sufficient.
Instructions for Linux (Ubuntu)
sudo apt-get install network-manager-pptp network-manager-pptp-gnome
in the network-manager select: add new vpn, select pptp and add the settings like on this screen shot
Instructions for Android
- Menu -> Settings -> Wireless & Network -> VPN Settings-> Add VPN -> Add L2TP/IPSec PSK VPN
- Name: RaptorVPN US
- Set VPN server: l2tp.spotflux.com
- Set IPSec pre-shared key: raptor
- Username & Password from your subscription
Instructions for iPhone
see Android settings
Instructions for Mac and Windows
download the software from Raptorvpn and install it. Use your account credentials from the raptor account to login
Setup of Google Music & Google Music Manager
register online
- Launch the Raptor VPN and go to the google music page
- Now login with your google account
- you can disconnect the vpn service. it should now work without it!
Download the google music manager to your computer if you wish to upload your music library to google music
Setup on your mobile:
- connect the vpn and download the google music app from the market
- login and see your library
- you will not need to connect the vpn in the future
BTW: you can use the vpn to access any web service which requires a us ip to work
have fun










