If all else fails, consider switching to a different music app that is more compatible with your phone. Some apps have better performance based on different devices.
I laughed when I saw this topic! ‘My phone talks but won’t sing’ could be the title of a sitcom! But seriously, have you tried resetting your phone’s settings?
Yes! Sometimes a factory reset can really fix many issues, but back up your data first! Nobody wants to lose their precious playlists!
Good point, sandy60! If you’re not comfortable with a factory reset, maybe try clearing the app cache first. It’s less drastic but can help.
Clearing the cache is a great suggestion! It often resolves temporary glitches without making big changes.
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I think checking compatibility is crucial. Not all phones handle music playback the same way, especially older models with newer apps.
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Right! Reflecting on past experiences, I’ve often found that older devices struggle with the latest apps. It’s a bummer, but it’s how tech evolves.
What model and OS are you using? I can suggest apps that are known to work better with specific devices!
I’m using a Galaxy S10 with Android 11. What would you recommend?
For the Galaxy S10, I recommend Spotify or YouTube Music. They usually perform well and are frequently updated for compatibility!