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I've already tried logging off both apps and restarting my iPad. And same thing occurs. It's just frustrating especially when you can't practice for your upcoming gigs
It’s a TMobile issue I have Tmobile and Verizon
my verizon is working perfectly
If you have T-Mobile LTE data plan the only way to get this to work is via a WiFi connection. Best option is to download app on a Wireless device and use your hotspot from your Mobile LTE plan thats what I ended up doing and I have a gig in about a week.
It's not a Djay or spotify issue... it's a t-mobile issue. It has to do with their 'music freedom' and the way that the t-mobile service prioritizes the data... somehow it breaks the third party spotify connection.
1. This is evidenced by several things:
Same thing happens with several other apps on the phone:
Pacemaker
Djay
Pyro
2. On wi-fi it works perfect
3. On a hotspot with another carrier it works fine
4. on other carriers it works fine
I've contacted t-mobile several times to try to fix this and get no where.
If there was a simple way to just turn off 'music freedom' i'm quite certain it would fix the issue.
The other option would be spotify allowing 3rd parties (with agreements) to use offline music. But that doesn't seem to be changing either.
I've since found other DJ programs that integrate music steaming services but there arent many that you can control the tempo with and I absolutely agree it's a wi fi issue. sad though djay is still the superior app also i've contacted Tmobile about this and they said it was Spotify's fault who said the app's fault anyway thanks for the info
T-Mobile problem. I don't know what, but it's t-mobile
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