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Okay so basically what is happening, is i have two albums i have made in spotify, With around 20 songs each,It can find my ipod, but when i click on the albums under my ipod touch name, they kind of go to a greyish color and they pop up and say "Only local files synced" I would love to find out how to actually have these on my ipod under my spotify app, Without having to wait days and days to have it sync all of my "Local Files" ( i have over 5000)
Thanks!
I have the same problem. I have the 30 day Premium trial. The trial required my credit card, which will get charged after the 30 days is up. So why can't I put music on my ipod...like the website promises?
Do I suddenly get access to music-on-my-ipod after the 30 days is up?
It'd be really nice to be able to listen to my music while I jog. Pulling out my touchscreen phone, everytime I want to skip to the next song or turn up the volume, sucks.
My iOS device is an iPod shuffle...it doesn't have a touchscreen, which makes it waaaay easier to workout with.
I'm trying to add my "Starred" list to my iPod shuffle. The list IS set to "Available Offline" ...but none of the songs will sync to my device. I still get the message "Only local files synced," when trying to add this playlist in Spotify through my computer.
How do I get regular spotify songs in my playlists onto my ipod nano, or android tablet?
Hello, i have a new up to date ipod nano. I have a premium account. And I get the same "only local songs will be synced". The files are available off line but it still only syncs the ones I have locally.
Ideas?
Hi danieljsimms & cbk - The iPod Touch is the only iPod device that can sync offline playlists.
The iPod nano, shuffle and classic cannot support the Spotify app that is required. However, you can sync your local files to your iPod via Spotify. Have a look at the second section on this FAQ page for more info.
For supported devices such as Androids and iPhones, full syncing instructions can be found right here.