2023-07-04 07:12:08
Everyone knows that Spotify is a music streaming platform, but few people may remember that it is also a music player, which can directly play songs stored in your mobile phone on it. But sometimes Spotify will show off. If you find that Spotify on your phone cannot see the music files stored in the device, what should you do? There are many reasons, we provide 5 easiest solutions, you can try them. Spotify can’t read the music stored on the phone? You can try these methods and said earlier: Spotify will not sync the music stored in the computer to the mobile phone. Although I will teach you the solution this time, there is one thing to explain to you before starting, so that you don’t spend time messing around. If you want to try to play local music files in Windows and Mac computers on Spotify on your mobile phone, sorry, Spotify no longer allows you to sync computer music with mobile devices, and this function has been cancelled. This means that if you want to play music from your computer in Spotify on your iPhone or Android phone, you must first transfer those files to your phone. Method 1: Enable Spotify’s local file option Even if you do have local music tracks on your phone, in order for them to show up on Spotify, you must manually enable this option in the Spotify app on your phone. If it’s not turned on (it’s off by default), you won’t see any music stored on your phone. The activation method is as follows:[Android]Open the Spotify app, and click the setting (gear) in the upper right corner. Scroll down, almost to the bottom, and you’ll see the “Local Files” category (above about). Just turn on the switch behind “Show audio files from this device”.[iPhone]Open the Spotify app, and tap the settings (gear) in the upper right corner. Click to enter “Local Files” and open the only option inside. Method 2: Check Spotify’s app permissions on your phone Spotify needs to read your phone’s local storage to scan for music files and add them to the app. If you denied that permission on your phone, this may be why you can’t see your local music files in the app. Check the app permissions on your Spotify phone and make sure the app has all the permissions it needs.[Android]Open the phone’s “Settings” and enter the “Applications” item. After finding Spotify, click it, and click “Permissions”. Set “Music & Audio” to Allow.[iPhone]Open the “Settings” of the phone. Scroll down or search for Spotify and click it. Confirm that Spotify has been granted all required permissions. Method 3: Make sure your music is in a format supported by Spotify. For local music files to be displayed in the Spotify app, the file format must be in MP3, M4P or MP4 format. MP4 files must not contain videos, that is, they must be pure audio. Check to make sure the local music files are in one of the supported formats, if not, you must first convert the files to a supported format before you can play them in the app. Method 4: Log out and log back into the Spotify account. Sometimes, the application login error will cause the local file to not be displayed in the application. In this case, please log out and log in again in the Spotify application to solve the problem. Method 5: Uninstall and reinstall Spotify If you have tried the above methods and the local files still do not appear in your application, the core application files of Spotify may be damaged. This corruption has the opportunity to break many functions of the application, including the ability to display local files. In this case, please resolve the issue by uninstalling and reinstalling the app on your phone. You won’t lose playlists or other data when you do this, however, you will have to log back into your account and authorize in the app.
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