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I'm new to Spotify, so I apologize in advance if I'm missing something obvious. I downloaded LOADS of music (I'm unable to tell how many artists or songs in total) and I've reached a point where any time I click "Save" for an album, it flicks to "saved" for a split second and goes back to "save." Then, when I go into my library, the album i tried to save is no longer there.
My question is, what am I doing wrong? Is there some sort of cap? Can I make a massive playlist of lets say 10,00 songs, delete them off my library, and then save different music and add that to the playlist? I really just want to use spotify like Ittunes -- so I canhave one massive library of everything. I have about 22,000 songs I'd like to have on my spotify account, if possible.
Thanks for your help 🙂
Mike
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This has to be the dumbest thing I have ever heard of and I am running into the same issue. WHY oh why did spotify decide to add this restriction for paying premium members?!?!?!?
I am about 2 short clicks away from cancelling my membership with spotify and going over to RDIO unless they fix this asap!
@JeffDC1979 wrote:
This has to be the dumbest thing I have ever heard of and I am running into the same issue. WHY oh why did spotify decide to add this restriction for paying premium members?!?!?!?
I am about 2 short clicks away from cancelling my membership with spotify and going over to RDIO unless they fix this asap!
We're working on expanding this, @JeffDC1979.
Using playlist folders with several very long playlists also enables you to play the whole folder in shuffle mode which gives a perfect library radio, at least in the desktop software with its improved shuffle mode, may show the usual repetition of the old shuffle mode on mobile apps though. And please enable folders in the web player, too. 😉
First of all, I never said I wanted to "play the whole folder in shuffle mode" . I am not looking for a "perfect library radio". If I wanted that I would just ditch spotify and go to pandora. Please answer intelligently or don't answer at all.
Using playlists as a work-around your horrible limitations is a hack and an unacceptable response to my problem. JUST FIX THE PROBLEM!
Seriously, it has to be like 1 line of code
change
maxSavedSongs = 10000;
to
maxSavedSongs = MAX_SONGS_IN_SPOTIFY_CATALOGUE;
It is enfurating that I have to deal with this right now. I would like to know how long until this is implemented because if it takes longer than 1 month I am switching services.
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this is the most frustrating thing ever. it's such a simple fix. please spotify.
does anyone know if rdio has a library cap?
@mcoh911 wrote:
I'm new to Spotify, so I apologize in advance if I'm missing something obvious. I downloaded LOADS of music (I'm unable to tell how many artists or songs in total) and I've reached a point where any time I click "Save" for an album, it flicks to "saved" for a split second and goes back to "save." Then, when I go into my library, the album i tried to save is no longer there.
My question is, what am I doing wrong? Is there some sort of cap? Can I make a massive playlist of lets say 10,00 songs, delete them off my library, and then save different music and add that to the playlist? I really just want to use spotify like Ittunes -- so I canhave one massive library of everything. I have about 22,000 songs I'd like to have on my spotify account, if possible.
Thanks for your help 🙂
Mike
does anyone solved this problem?
Please go and add your kudos and support to this thread, regarding the same issue you are having. It's a completely ridiculous limit, and we want to try to keep support for this request in one place. Thanks.