Spotify Adds Offline Mode to Desktop Client Comments

Author Gordon Kelly
Published 1st Oct 2009
Spotify Adds Offline Mode to Desktop Client

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comment drdark said on 1st October 2009

Bwahahahahahahahahahaha! ^_^
That about sums it up...

comment Jones said on 1st October 2009

Interesting move and with the recent announcement of an update for the app (though still some features Id like to see not on the updates agendga) things are looking up for this premium subscriber. Now if only they would sort out something with Logitech so the new hi-fi and Squeezebox I just spent a fortune on will reallybe awesome!

It'd probably be treading on too many toes but I'd still like to see something more intuitive in terms of adding whole albums into new playlists. Napster was pretty handy at it. Just seems a long way round to have to create a playlist for an album then to add the songs into. Yes, I know Spotify's focus is on playlists rather than albums but it would be very handy for me.

comment John McLean said on 1st October 2009

Would be pretty awesome if it automatically populated your 3,333 song offline cache with recently played songs and / or recommendations.

comment MrGodfrey said on 1st October 2009

Great news - paying for Spotify finally starts to make sense. It's still not enough to tempt me (since I listen to a lot of music on a dedicated MP3 player or in the car) but it's getting there.

comment Ryan said on 1st October 2009

@jones

Right-click the album art and select
Save To >
New Playlist

comment deecee said on 1st October 2009

@Ryan

I think Jones was probably referring to the lack of this feature in the iPhone or android app not the desktop client.

In the desktop client you can also drag the artwork into the playlist section to create the new playlist.

comment DavidDB said on 1st October 2009

This is all very well but If I had a £1 for every friend that's asked for a UK Invite ....

Come on Spotify open the UK doors again

comment Peter said on 2nd October 2009

Damn you Spotify. I'm upgrading to premium now.

comment purephase said on 2nd October 2009

@DavidDB...

I had no idea they had "closed the doors" I have seven invites sitting there... didn't want to bother my friends with them.

I'll sell them to you £10 each!

comment Jones said on 2nd October 2009

Thanks Ryan much appreciated never even thought about a right click check! And deecee I was talking about both! But thanks for another way of doing this. Can't beleive I never tried it!!!

The app did have a rushed feel when it first came out but hopefully by the end of the year things will be looking much more polished in terms of functions and usability.

comment Ohmz said on 2nd October 2009

Damnit! Why do I have to live in North America? :(

comment MonkeyMarsh said on 2nd October 2009

I've just bought an iphone. I have subscribed to the premium service to check out the iphone app and other than being able to run it in the background, it's awesome.

The combination of Spotify desktop + phone app wipes the floor with iTunes in my opinion. Not having to sync via iTunes to download new music is a god send.

comment Jones said on 2nd October 2009

Now you could be naughty and unlock your iPhone to allow Spotify to run in the background but the drain on the battery life would probably be the least of your concerns!

comment farki80 said on 3rd October 2009

Hurry up Spotify and release that sleek S60 client. Spotify multi-tasking on S60 = win!

comment Ryan said on 4th October 2009

The sheer volume of comments along the lines of "I would buy premium if a client for platform X" would make it seem like Spotify writing itself a blank cheque... so come on guys! Bring it to Windows Mobile!

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