In this state, the songs can still be played, but only when I select that specific song manually. They all play just fine for a while, usually a few weeks, but then some songs randomly become greyed out, but keep the green “downloaded” icon. While I can import the files on desktop and download them on mobile just fine, some of the files I have downloaded on mobile seem to just randomly become almost unavailable. Nothing has helped.Īdditionally, I’ve been having some issues with local files on the mobile version for a while. I’ve straight up reinstalled both versions.
I’ve made sure both versions are on the same Wi-Fi network, since I have 2 to choose from, and tried all of the above on both of those networks. I’ve cleared the cache and undownloaded my whole library on both versions. I’ve tried logging out and back in to both versions. I’ve tried switching both the desktop and the mobile versions to offline mode, waiting for about 15 minutes, then switching both back online. I’ve also found that if I add a song to a playlist on one device and attempt to switch to another device while that song is playing, it just stops playing and I get a message about how Spotify can’t play the song right now, even though the same song is on both devices, it isn’t in the same playlist on both devices. I logged in on a web browser to see if anything was any different there, and found that no changes made on any of the 3 versions would sync to anywhere else. One of these playlists is one that I’ve been listening to and updating regularly since I first got Spotify, which is missing all the songs I had just added on mobile, and the other is one that I had just made to put a bunch of new songs into, which was completely empty on mobile. So I was adding songs to some playlists on the desktop version recently, then when I went to download a new playlist, I discovered that it had synced most of the changes to the mobile version, except for 2 playlists.
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