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If my music was in an ipod it wouldn't randomly decide the songs are no longer available offline just as the plane's cabin door was closing like certain other g
by cube00 5y ago
If my music was in an ipod it wouldn't randomly decide the songs are no longer available offline just as the plane's cabin door was closing like certain other green themed streaming music services.
- ravenstine 5y agoThose green themed streaming music services usually have a download feature, though, so you can play songs offline. I've used it plenty of times when flying.
- cube00 5y agoWhen I use the download feature it randomly it will still refuse to play when offline. The playlist shows in my "downloaded" list yet all the songs are greyed out. Thankfully in the current incarnation of this bug I can go online for a few seconds and offline again and it will then work. The original bug used to wipe the music from the device, hello 3 GB download over airport wifi. The "community" is full of similar reports and they don't seem to care.
- ravenstine 5y agoI've had that happen occasionally, but it's happened to me less as of late. But it doesn't surprise me that it's a problem the company doesn't take seriously. That seems to be the standard response of tech companies; don't actually take feedback from customers or at least acknowledge their complaints.
- jjav 5y agoAnd that's why all my music is on my fileserver and via that on my ipods.