If you don't have automatic updates turned off for your device, consider updating Apple Music to its latest version manually. To do that, perform a search for Apple Music on the Google Play Store , and then visit the product page. If there's an update available, tap Update. In my case, I've got the app already updated, so it shows as Open. However, you are still likely to encounter the odd instance where downloaded tracks may fail to play.
The following fixes should help you get back to playing your downloads soon. Just like with the Android version of Apple Music, briefly connecting online using Wi-Fi or cellular data helps. Once your tracks start playing, you can disconnect from the internet. You can keep the switches next to Streaming and Downloads disabled. Once Apple Music is back to functioning normally, turn off cellular data again to conserve bandwidth.
Didn't connecting online work? Then it's time to remove and reinstall Apple Music to rule out corruption issues. But hey In fact, no. Rather than deleting the app outright, I recommend offloading it. That way, you will still have your downloaded music available after reinstallation. Step 3: Tap Offload App, and then tap Offload app again when asked for confirmation.
Apple Music is a part of iOS. Which means that you can't simply update the app from the App Store to get the latest patches and performance enhancements. If it's been a while since you updated iOS, consider doing that now. After updating iOS, give Apple Music a spin. However I decided to try something and switched Mobile Data on for Apple Music, and the music started playing. This is stupid, the whole purpose of downloading the music to my phone is to prevent it from running up data charges from my network provider when i play them on the go.
If Apple Music requires there to be an active network connection to play the music, then i'd be better off cancelling my subscription. Feb 25, PM. Mar 8, PM. Mar 12, AM in response to mallory In response to mallory Mar 12, AM. Mar 13, AM in response to mallory In response to mallory Is there an answer for this yet?
I spent about 4 hours yesterday without success. I am also getting the same issue of no sound coming out, but my iTouch pretends as if it is playing. So i've got songs, cd's, collections that have been just fine until lately, and nothing will play when it looks "faded" unless I'm on a wifi connection. This is an iTouch, no cell data, and the intent is to have it downloaded, which is why I choose download, yes? After spending time with Apple yesterday to no avail, I did lose over 2, songs that have not shown up yet.
Nice, eh? Why have the ability to download and keep to play offline when that is exactly what is NOT happening? I have an appointment on the phone today with them at 2, so it will be interesting to see what comes of it. Mar 13, AM. Hello Guys, Same happen to me, so i looked for a Solution, when itunes it's online and you download a song, usually keep pushing to sync with the apple server, u can tell when you see the word downloaded once start playing it's change for a second, so what i did was simply go to the music settings and disable to add songs to the playlist automatically, doesn't make sense but what i realize is that when you are going to play the downloaded music it push to add automatically to the playlist and that's why needs the internet.
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Ask a question. User profile for user: Feelipies Feelipies. Question: Q: Question: Q: Downloaded music won't play when offline Having some problems with apple music.
More Less. Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too Me too. Helpful answers Drop Down menu. Since iOS 12, 13 and 14, Apple gives you more controls of the built-in apps, you can delete the built-in Music app and reinstall it from App Store to let Apple Music play normally on iPhone. Caution : Deleting the Music app will also delete the purchased and synced songs on this device.
For playing the purchased songs, you have to restore iTunes purchases after reinstalling the Music app. There is no exception that restoring iPhone to factory settings is the bottom line for every iPhone problem solving. When Apple Music not playing trouble me without any efficient solutions above, you may need to restore iPhone to factory settings.
Run iTunes on computer. After the backup is done, click Restore iPhone and follow the on-screen instructions to restore iPhone to factory settings. However, you may have found that Apple Music can brings you more ear pleasure with refreshed library, it also causes the music playback problems.
For getting rid of the music issues brought by the network connection or sync issues, you should get an iTunes alternative to share your music from iPhone to iPad, computer, iPod, etc. Connect your iPhone to computer with the USB cable, and this software will detect your iPhone automatically. Click the specific song and you can play it in this software. Then you should select the checkbox of the song by clicking the box or use the Shift or Ctrl to select the multiple songs.
If you want to share a playlist with others, just create a music playlist firstly. After selecting the songs, you could use the buttons in the upper menu to export to PC the third computer image.
The buttons in the menu also let you delete music from iPhone , transfer music form iPhone to iPhone iPad , and more. You can discover large scale music database from Apple Music. However, Apple Music will not play due to network connection, Apple Music settings, sync issues, etc. This post shows the top 14 solutions to fix Apple Music not playing on iOS devices. Have you solved the issue? Any good solution to fix the problem? Do not hesitate to leave your comments below.
WhatsApp Transfer. Android Data Recovery. Broken Android Data Extraction. Phone Transfer. Data Recovery. Blu-ray Player. Mac Cleaner. Sounds familiar to you? If so, try the potential solutions here. This is the most frequently used solution to fix downloaded songs not playing offline issue. But you need to redownload the music you have already downloaded for offline playback when you sign back in Apple Music. Try a different Apple Music Downloader.
If the downloaded Apple Music songs won't play no matter what you do, you can use another tool - TuneFab Apple Music Converter to re-download songs for offline listening. After conversion, you can put all the downloaded songs to any device you like for offline playback.
When Apple Music won't download songs and albums on your device, you should first double-check these related factors:. If you are having the exact same problem, here are a few solutions that are provided by users from Apple Communities and Reddit. Delete the tracks that have download issues from the library. Search for the removed items on Apple Music library and then add them back to your playlist.
Then, try downloading them again. More solutions to fix Apple Music downloading issue. First, let's make it clear that Apple Music songs will "disappear" under some specific situations:. When you delete Music app from iPhone, all downloaded songs will be removed as well. That's why when you re-install the Music app, the previously downloaded songs won't show up any more. You need to re-download the songs manually. A few users have been experiencing the same problem that Apple Music randomly skips songs during playback.
It plays less than half of the track and jumps to the next song. Make sure the skipped songs are available or playable in your library. If the song is greyed out, that means the song is not accessible so you can't play it. If you are playing streaming Apple Music songs instead of downloaded ones, you need to make sure that the app has access to Wi-Fi or cellular data.
Internet connection is required for playing streaming songs. Disable iCloud Music Library and re-enable it. After that, re-download your Apple Music songs manually. If an app freezing or crashing all the time, some simple tricks should be able to fix this issue. Situation: It looks like this issue happened since the last iOS update, now my music randomly stops playing, which is very annoying.
It continues to play if I press the play button, but it pauses again at the end of the song. I have to manually move on to the next song. If you are streaming songs via an internet connection, try downloading the songs and play them offline. Delete certain songs that stop playing unexpectedly, then add them back again by searching in the Apple Music library. Reset your phone to factory default and restore it from a backup.
It's annoying to find that some songs are missing or being deleted by Apple at times. However, for iOS users, if you have " Optimize Storage " enabled in the Music app settings, then the downloaded songs which you haven't played in a while will be removed from your iPhone automatically to free up music storage.
You can stop Apple from doing that again with the following tricks. When you subscribe to Apple Music, you can upload your local music files or playlists to iCloud Music Library and listen to them across all your authorized devices. But you could be getting errors if there're some certain songs in a playlist that won't fit the format of iCloud Music Library.
Here are some examples of prompting errors. Error 1.
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