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first off thank you for the help if you responded very much appreciated.
First off, I have a samsung Galaxy S4 and no its not rooted and I really don't want to root it either but I want to move the app spotify to my SD card but it wont let me and its driving me nuts I've been going everywhere for answers but all dead ends. I want to move it and all of the music onto my SD card so I can save room on my internal storage
please help and thanks
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Hi there.
Open your Spotify on Android, go to its settings, click Remove all data w/o app and then if SD card is more space than Internal, the Music Cache will be placed on your external memory. I have 32GB card which is 29GB in real. Please note it is about 7-9 GB per 1,000 songs if you prefer edited versions,
I hope you will have a nice day!
Kind regards,
Jyrziu xd
I am experiencing the same issue on Moto X Play, 16GB internal with a 64GB external SD card. My internal storage is almost full because of spotify storing offline content onto it. I have tried reinstalling the app, deleting the cache, but to no avail.
Spotify devs, please add a simple option in the settings to choose where to store media or provide a simple alternative solution.
After all, this is a paid for service and should function as we wish. Thanks and looking forward to a fix soon.
I am at the same crossroads. I have 1.5gb left internally and nearly 4gb of offline spotify storage. I am having to delete some older songs from playlists and some apps just to free up some space internally. I cannot believe in this day and age, the app wont easily allow you to choose the destination of where you wish to save your offline music.. I love spotify but this is starting to annoy me..
Thanks, Charne's method worked for me. But I had to also do a fresh install and delete the data folder from the original location.
I wonder if you are having the same problem as me.
I did everything suggested here and Spotify kept coming up as being loaded into the phone's internal memory.
Then I linked the phone to my computer and found that whilst nothing comes up as being saved to the installed card - when I uploaded a lot of my playlists they were all saving to the card even though nothing in the phones settings showed this.
Have a check - it might be doing what you want it to do but it isn't readily obvious.
Dave
Do you mean before or after doing the 3 steps? Or inbetween 2 and 3 (before downloading the songs again)?
Jap that´s the solution for me! For others: the authorisation must be:
"Settings - Apps - Spotify - Authorisations - Storage" and this right before starting the app for the first time!
I originally posted solution for Moto 4G on pg 2 of this thread
I now own a Sony Xperia Z3 Compact and none of this was necessary, it just worked.
if you are having problems it could be just a case of removing cache and starting again.
See cosmicarmchair solution on pg 3 of this thread
Update the APP, it just got an option to choose where you want to store the data. go to options and in the very botton you will find others and then storage.
Mine is also a Z3 (compact)
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