CzarTim said:I haven't run into this problem at all.
Happened to me the first day. Starred stuff at work, came home and installed and nothing there. Seems fine now, though
CzarTim said:I haven't run into this problem at all.
xcrunner529 said:Happened to me the first day. Starred stuff at work, came home and installed and nothing there. Seems fine now, though
Linked the wrong playlist. That was my secret evaluation playlist. Norwegian electronia take two: http://open.spotify.com/user/kottila/playlist/6rLw8XuVJjCFRKGpKyW8VTAwesome Animals said:This linked me to a playlist of three A&A songs. heads up.
SonofdonCD said:I still get random songs that just don't play. I don't understand it. It never says anything about it; no error message, no "not available in your country", not anything. And this could happen with any album that I choose. Like half the album won't work.
I was at Marvin Gaye, and I wanted to hear his live version of What's Going On. I tried this one version, and no go. I tried it from another album, and no go again. Just like the song, I wanna know what's going on.
SonofdonCD said:I still get random songs that just don't play. I don't understand it. It never says anything about it; no error message, no "not available in your country", not anything. And this could happen with any album that I choose. Like half the album won't work.
I was at Marvin Gaye, and I wanted to hear his live version of What's Going On. I tried this one version, and no go. I tried it from another album, and no go again. Just like the song, I wanna know what's going on.
glxblt said:Got one more invite, enjoy:
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Drakken said:So far I'm really digging Spotify, but there's one pretty serious problem. I installed it on my home computer and spent time starring a bunch of albums I wanted to listen through. The next day I installed it at work and my starred list was blank. "That's weird," I thought, "I would have figured your starred list would be tied to your account, not the computer you're at." Today I open up Spotify at home, and now the starred list I had before is gone, replaced with the one song I starred while at work.
Anyone else having a similar problem? This has me reluctant to spend time searching and starring things, for fear of them disappearing when I use another computer.
xcrunner529 said:They seriously need to fix their shit. But yes, it happened to be on day 1 and the fact it's still happening is absolutely ridiculous.
After it cleared everything (same situation as you) everything appears to be syncing now. I am still doing double duty adding to a playlist too b/c I'm afraid of it happening again.
Awesome Animals said:I do hope they work out their kinks soon, but I have to imagine that since Spotify is currently invite only that we are a test market for them to work out the kinks.
kottila said:Rolling Stones - 500 greatest songs of all time
http://open.spotify.com/user/kieron/playlist/5Rrf7mqN8uus2AaQQQNdc1
Pitchfork top 500 songs of the 2000s
http://open.spotify.com/user/jrisgod/playlist/7K4gKC0gMk7ZsSYWERY96a
Albums rated higher than 8.0 by Pitchfork 2010
http://open.spotify.com/user/ayric/playlist/4rSY7wnNUR045fNRzRZP9s
edit: and Mercury awards nominees 2011
http://open.spotify.com/user/spotify/playlist/48QFLaLCKQTLIceKYuyHM7
f0rk said:The service is 3 years old.
I've never had any problems like those so I'm assuming that it's some server syncronisation problem for you guys. Or something. Hope it's fixed soon.Awesome Animals said:not in America. It seems that the only people having these problems are the new American market. Please correct me if I'm wrong, are European Spotify users having the same problems? Are these problems new? Or have they been around since you first started using Spotify?
You have to listen to a certain number of tracks before it shows up.SeanR1221 said:Why are my top tracks/albums blank?
Bboy AJ said:Exactly how many mobile devices can I use on one subscription of premium? If I can use it for me and my girlfriend, that would be cool. Simultaneous use.
Diseased Yak said:Really loving listening to this at work. The sound quality for the free version is really good, I'm tempted to subscribe just to see how better it sounds.
Also loving the GAF playlist, I've already starred a few songs that I'd not heard before that I'd like to hear more from that artist. I've added a few tracks (some Bon Iver that was missing
I have the same problem. Instead of starring songs, I just made a playlist titled "Starred" and right click every song (that I would have starred) and add it to that playlist. While this isn't an ideal solution, it does the job.Drakken said:So far I'm really digging Spotify, but there's one pretty serious problem. I installed it on my home computer and spent time starring a bunch of albums I wanted to listen through. The next day I installed it at work and my starred list was blank. "That's weird," I thought, "I would have figured your starred list would be tied to your account, not the computer you're at." Today I open up Spotify at home, and now the starred list I had before is gone, replaced with the one song I starred while at work.
Anyone else having a similar problem? This has me reluctant to spend time searching and starring things, for fear of them disappearing when I use another computer.
kid ness said:I have the same problem. Instead of starring songs, I just made a playlist titled "Starred" and right click every song (that I would have starred) and add it to that playlist. While this isn't an ideal solution, it does the job.
I have that happen to me once in a while. I just sign out then sign back in and it fixes it. It is annoying though.SonofdonCD said:Goddammit, now I have ANOTHER problem.
The previous two problems I had are seemingly gone. But now after a few songs, like normal, it begins to play the ad track (only using the free invite for now; with all the problems I'm having no way will I pay). But only the ad doesn't play. At all. And there's no way for me to MAKE it play, so I can finally go on to the next track.
So basically I'm stuck looking at the ad on the bottom left of the program, not having any way to bypass it and play the next track.
WTF PEOPLE?!
weallstink said:I use Grooveshark, it's a lot better than Spotify.
xcrunner529 said:Yes, if mis-tagged, variable quality, DJ-shouting, legal grey-area, no authorized mobile app shit is your preference, Grooveshark is better than Spotify
Squall ASF said:Signed up but haven't had much time to mess with it. Can someone explain to me what the point of this is vs. just downloading music? If I can just dump music on my computer and phone's hard drive (which I can obviously use offline) what's the point of this program?
Antagon said:You still have to dump the music on your harddrive before you can listen to it. With this you basically get an ITunes style client that gives you instant access to millions of tracks. No searching for download links, managing meta data, importing, etc.
Also, you can open any playlist people made and instantly listen to all the music on it. It's brilliant and for me changed the way I listen to music.
Squall ASF said:Thanks for the explanation. Seems like it's only useful for people with limited drive space or if you are morally against pirating. I could see it being convenient if the full version was free, but I don't see how it's worth 10 bucks a month when I can do this all free with minimal effort.
Squall ASF said:Thanks for the explanation. Seems like it's only useful for people with limited drive space or if you are morally against pirating. I could see it being convenient if the full version was free, but I don't see how it's worth 10 bucks a month when I can do this all free with minimal effort.
Marrshu said:*blinks*
To support the artists, maybe?
There is a play queue. Top left.Davidion said:The forced playlists and lack of an ad hoc session list like grooveshark's is annoying as well.
So much this. Being able to listen to an album in order without checking the track listing on Wikipedia makes Spotify worth it. Also, Grooveshark won't exist in its current form by this time next year.xcrunner529 said:Yes, if mis-tagged, variable quality, DJ-shouting, legal grey-area, no authorized mobile app shit is your preference, Grooveshark is better than Spotify
It's easier to quickly discover new music on Spotify. Not to mention this is a good compromise for consumers and the record companies. For the price of one album a month, you can try a bit of everything.Squall ASF said:Thanks for the explanation. Seems like it's only useful for people with limited drive space or if you are morally against pirating. I could see it being convenient if the full version was free, but I don't see how it's worth 10 bucks a month when I can do this all free with minimal effort.