Play Music

[spaceman44]

Hi.

My wife has a playlist which she has shared to me.
I subscribed to this list. However it will not let me add any songs to this list.

Can anyone help?

 

[mikedt]

Apparently Play Music has been discontinued, which could be what the problem is.
https://androidforums.com/news/google-play-music-app-on-chopping-block.1324701/

 

[spaceman44]

Apparently Play Music has been discontinued, which could be what the problem is.
https://androidforums.com/news/google-play-music-app-on-chopping-block.1324701/

Hya.

No it hasn't yet. That's coming by the end of the year I believe.

 

[Griffithope]

You should register yourself for another account, that will not make you feel trouble when joining.
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[ocnbrze]

You should register yourself for another account, that will not make you feel trouble when joining.

huh? i'm not sure i understand. care to explain?

 

[Davdi]

Mine (all 200+ albums and a similar number of individual tracks has just been migrated to YouTube Music, you should get an email about it sometime soon.

 

[lacopper]

I read the comments and I can really say that you should make a new account and try to log in through it.

 

[ocnbrze]

I read the comments and I can really say that you should make a new account and try to log in through it.

the problem if you read all of the posts is that play music is no longer. it is now youtube music. and if you create a new account, you can't use it to link your old account. it just does not work that way.

 

[Milo Williamson]

Thanks for the heads up.

 

[nickdalzell]

there's 50/50 success in using an old version of Google Play Music to play files offline if you're just that used to its UI, and some have a fraction of success in using older versions to stream, but since it's pretty much EOL by Google, that might not last much longer. If anything, it cemented my view against depeding on any of their apps long-term, yes, including Maps and YouTube, as anything they get their hands on dies eventually, and I am of the type who not only tries to buy for life, but keep apps of certain types for life.

I got one tablet, a Galaxy Note 8.0 LTE from 2013, that surprisingly still connects to the online portion of Play Music, since it's showing Roy D Mercer queued up on it, which is a YouTube Music playlist I created some time back, but it no longer gets updates to the OS and Google Play Services so it can't 'force' me to stop using it. Will it last? Nope...probably not. Which is why I don't use it.