Why is my Google Play Music not showing up?

Why is my Google Play Music not showing up?

Step 1: Open Settings on your phone and go to Apps & notifications or Apps. Step 2: Under All apps, tap on Google Play Music. Step 3: Tap on Storage followed by Clear cache. Restart the phone and check if you can see the songs.

When did Google Play Music shut down?

September 2020
– Final deadline of 24 February set. (Pocket-lint) – Google commenced shutting down Google Play Music from September 2020, with users of the service being prompted to act – or risk losing music they have purchased.

How do I listen to music on two Bluetooth devices?

To enable this feature:

  1. Go to Settings > Connections > Bluetooth.
  2. In Android Pie, tap Advanced.
  3. Turn on the Dual Audio toggle switch.
  4. To use Dual Audio, pair the phone with two speakers, two headphones, or one of each, and audio will stream to both.
  5. If you add a third, the first paired device will be booted off.

What to do if Google Play Music is not showing songs?

To check for .nomedia file, open the file manager app on your phone and navigate to the required folder. Enable show hidden files in the file manager settings. Then, look for .nomedia file in the folder. Delete it. Refresh Google Play Music, as shown above.

How can I get Google Play Music on my old phone?

If you did, try deauthorizing the old phone, deleting the app data from your current phone and then signing into Google Play Music on your current phone. Have you encountered other issues with Google Play Music?

Why do I not see my device in Google Play?

https://play.google.com/settings Go to Menu and select Account, CHECK in the box next to the Device / Devices that needs to be shown in Find my device and Google play devices. UNCHECH in Device / Devices which ones don’t need to be Shown in Google play / Find my device list,

What kind of music can I upload to Google Play?

Google Play Music supports the usual suspects – MP3, AAC, WMA, OGG, FLAC and so on – but there are limits, so for example uploading Windows Media WMA files is supported via the Windows version of Music Manager, but not other versions of Music Manager. Some music files, such as WAV, AIFF and RA, can’t be uploaded at all.