[iOS] Shuffle Problem (solved)

[amphibik]

I have been struggling with shuffle problem about 2 years.

Repeating same tracks in a 5000 songs of playlist. Frustrated!

I finally found a solution and it really works!!!

Here we go:

1. Press shift-command-G with your Finder window open. 

2. Enter the following command into the search box: ~/Library/Caches.

3. Click "Go." This will bring you to the folder that contains all of your Mac's cached files.

4. Press command-A to select all folders. 

5. Click command-delete.

6. You'll get a pop-up asking to confirm that you want to delete all of those files, and you'll need to enter your Mac's password to complete the action.

Now it really shuffles....

I've almost deleted 25GB of spotify cache,

and saved same space on my computer.

Please let let me know if this worked fine for you as well...

Cheers!

[Billy-J]

Hey @amphibik, 

Thanks for posting in the Community and for sharing your solutions! Because of this, I've gone ahead and marked your post as a Solution in case another user comes across this and they'll know exactly what to do.

If you need a hand with anything Spotify, you can always start a new topic and the Community will be happy to help.

Have a great day!

[amphibik · Accepted solution]

I have been struggling with shuffle problem about 2 years.

Repeating same tracks in a 5000 songs of playlist. Frustrated!

I finally found a solution and it really works!!!

Here we go:

1. Press shift-command-G with your Finder window open. 

2. Enter the following command into the search box: ~/Library/Caches.

3. Click "Go." This will bring you to the folder that contains all of your Mac's cached files.

4. Press command-A to select all folders. 

5. Click command-delete.

6. You'll get a pop-up asking to confirm that you want to delete all of those files, and you'll need to enter your Mac's password to complete the action.

Now it really shuffles....

I've almost deleted 25GB of spotify cache,

and saved same space on my computer.

Please let let me know if this worked fine for you as well...

Cheers!