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Hello,
on my WIko Wax spotify is unable to save offline music to the sd card. Although the internal disk is full and there is plenty of space on the sd card spotify just says "disk is full". I also emtied the catch and deleted all data...doesn't help.
Thank you for your ideas!
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These solutions are not good enough. I guess its fine for iPhone users who don't care how the magic black box is organized as long as what they want is there, but for Android power users I expect more user control. There should be options upon playlist download that allow you to select which file system to want to save to. i.e. internal, sd, external usb, etc...
I've been having this problem for some months now. Spotify downloads files to my SD card fine, but my phone always interprets the location of the music as internal storage, even though when i check where the files are actually saved it is definitely on my SD card and not internal storage. Has anyone else had this problem? Sorry I havent been able to look through the whole thread/forum.
uninstall the app. Ensure that a file called 'spotifycache' is deleted too. You need to search for this file. ES File Explorer will find it. Then reboot your phone and reinstall spotify. This is what worked for me.
I already did that. It doesn't work. Programmers haven't been able to add this option as a feature so they're losing clients. Thanks for your help
yes! and i expect more than the usual "reinstall and delete cache" FAQ-claptrap!
The spotify support sent me a link to this thread from 2012, telling me that it still might be considered and they'll forward my concern to the developers.
This is annoying, I prefer Spotify over Deezer, Rdio etc. but the app doesn't allow me to use it properly 😞 Maybe Apple Music is gonna help when it arrives on Android...
Hi Guys,
I have also been having the same annoying issue, why there isn't a simple setting within Spotify to choose the SD Card I don't know!
Anyway, I have tried the usual delete cache, force close, uninstall, reinstall rubbish with little effect.
What I did notice though is my phone when I install Spotify actually creates 2 com.spotify.mobile.android.ui or similar, one on internal on on SD card. This seems to be to allow Spotify to use total memory but when internal is full it doesnt jump to SD.
So..... what I did was delete the com.spotify.mobile.android.ui in the Internal>Android>data> folder so Spotify only has cache on the SD card. It seems to have worked. Hopefully Spotify won't create a new cache on internal when I restart the phone or restart the app.
Cheers
M
Its so retarded, how has this been an issue since 2012 (maybe longer) and Spotify haven't addressed it!
Hello everyone.
Since version 4.4 that android removed permissions for the apps to write app data on external SD cards (for eg. Titanium Backup). I came across this problem exactly for the app example I just gave. The solution was to fix those permissions back and then repeating the process, which in this case I believe includes uninstalling the app, deleting the cache folders on both sides and installing the thing again. You can do this fix manually by editiong a config folder in the android system. However I opted to install an app called SD Fix which was available in the playstore. This app fixed permissions on my phone (Galaxy S3 LTE with stock samsung 4.4.4 rom and root).
Lastly, if this is not enough, install appmgr II and move Spotify onto the SD card.
Best Regards,
Tommy
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