Three solutions are available for you to solve this issue. Uninstalling and reinstalling Spotify can help most of the users solve this problem. Try it and see whether the playlist is still stuck on 'Waiting to Download' or not. If your playlist is still stuck, try the following methods. If Spotify doesn't appear in the 'app' lists, then it may be the foundamental reason why the playlist is stuck on 'Waiting to Download'.
Now go to 'Browse' and navigate to your Spotify folder. Pick the Spotify Application and click 'add'. Firstly, if you try to download my 'local files' to your phone, make sure that both your computer and phones are on the same network. Secondly, set up your Spofity apps on both of your devices. Go to your Spotify on your computer and click 'connect to device' icon.
Then click on your phone name. Actually, you can directly download Spotify playlist to PC with a Spotify music downloader. TuneFab Spotify Music Converter is recommended. Even through you are not a Premium user, you can also enjoy this benefit. And it can directly download Spotify playlist to your PC so that you won't encounter the 'Waiting to Download'buggy any more. Besides, TuneFab Spotify Music Converter is quite user-friendly so if you are a green hand, don't worry.
You can choose the unregistered version for trial or you can purchase the registered version for further use. For unregistered version, click 'Continue'and enjoy the day trial. For buying the software, click 'Buy Now'.
If you had already received a registration key, please click 'Enter Key'. Click 'Add Files' on the interface, and then simply drag and drog Spotify song, playlist or album you want from Spotify to the program. Go to your Spotify and choose the songs. After all your songs or playlists or albums are added, click the 'Add' button to get them fully added.
Click the 'Options' button to get your folder and format selected. Click 'General' to set your output file folder. Click 'Advance' to set the file format you want.
After all procedures being finished, click 'Convert' button to start to download and convert. You can get all your downloaded music in the history or the folder you select before. If you encounter the 'Waiting to Download' buggy again, try to follow the steps above to solve your problem. You may need to add your local files to Spotify under the situations as follows, for example: No. Step 1. Step 2.
Step 3. Access Local Songs on Spotify Up till now, you can hit to Local Files to enter the music sources that you have imported to Spotify to get access to the music that you own. Import Local Files to Spotify on Desktop Clients If you have successfully imported local files to Spotify, then you can skip this step to move to the next step.
Create a New Playlist for Storing Your Local Files On the bottom of the sides bar, click on 'New Playlist' in the menu bar to create a new playlist for your local music files. I can't use it as a music player if I can't add my own music. Any ideas? One of the important features from Spotify is that it allows users to upload their music to its app and play them along with the music online. But many users have reported issues with this feature: some of the local songs are lost, or no local songs are available across devices….
In the following parts, I'll be showing you how to fix Spotify can't play local files issue and resume your smooth music playing.
Before we get started, make sure that you properly do the processes to sync your local files on Spotify.
After uploading your local files on Spotify, you'll need to place them into a new playlist and sync them across devices:. Log in on your mobile or tablet using the same Wi-Fi network as your desktop app. If you have done the processes above and still can't play local files on Spotify. Here're some fixes. You must have the latest version of the Spotify app installed on both devices. Show unavailable songs. If you found out there are some local files missed on Spotify but don't know what they are.
Then you can see what local songs are currently unavailable and upload them again on Spotify. In addition, it also serves as an all-in-one music player to play any kind of music, even including the local files stored on your computer.
With just a few clicks and adjustments, you can easily control and play your own music on Spotify desktop and mobile wherever you are. Wonder how? The following steps will tell. Go to the Spotify app and then find out and click to the down-arrow button on the top right corner of the Spotify app, next to your name of Spotify.
From the drop-down lists, click to Settings to enter the Settings Page. If you want to manage and play your local files with Spotify desktop client, you can simply follow the instructions here:. Step 2. Click 'drop-down menu' in the top-right corner of Spotify and select Settings. Step 3. Scroll down to Local Files. If you are on Windows, any files in My Music, Downloads, and iTunes folders are automatically selected.
For Mac users, you will need to load any files you want into iTunes, My Music, or Downloads folder for Spotify to catch them on its own. Switch off any sources you don't want Spotify to access. Step 4.
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