Hello,
I just got the moto 360 and I have 2 questions:
1) How do I uninstall an app from the phone, but keep it on the watch?
2) How do I keep the watch from interrupting my phone activity? For example, if I'm watching a YouTube video or listening to a podcast and decide to double tap into the menu of the watch it pauses whatever I'm listening to or watching. Can I fix this?
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Recently, my Spotify app has pretty much been eating itself, and is beginning to become more and more of nuisance, for two reasons.
1) I usually have Spotify playing in my rucksack, while the Fire itself is on standby (it conserves battery power, while stoolallowing me to listen to music). However, it recently started just randomly switching between pause and play when I don't tell it to. It leaves large gaps in the track I'm listening to, and there doesn't seem like any particular pattern I can find as to why.
2) Whenever I'm trying watching a YouTube video, a song will suddenly start playing, and will force the video to pause. However, the video and music then fight each other, and then both proceed to alternate between playing and paused disorientingly (since I'm assuming both can't be operational at the same time) until I stop both manually. This happens every time I try to watch a video, and even worse, when the Spotify app hasn't been opened for a long time, and the video just pauses at certain random moments without any music.
Would be mighty grateful for some help, please.
Can anybody explain how to listen music with the watch?
In "Play Music" app on watch, select "Play on Wear"
Seems to me it only works if you download music. Doesn't seem to let you stream.
It's a paid app, but you can use "WearMedia", it lets you transfer music from your phone to your watch, then you can open the app on the watch, select the song, and it'll play through the watch speaker.
You can already do that with the built in Android applet.
http://www.wareable.com/android-wear/how-to-get-music-on-your-android-wear-smartwatch
Once you have music on watch pick google play music app, play on wear, speaker, play.
Am I the only person who thought it would stream music rather than download it to watch?
Using WearMedia and works very good for me so far. This watch Speaker sound continues to amaze me!
I continue to look for a way to quickly mute the watch speaker. Playing music works fine for me but how do you stop it without using the pause button?
Whenever I get in my car and my bluetooth connects, google play music just starts playing whatever was last on on Google Music App. I'm a spotify user and would like to change the default from Google to Spotify. I can't seem to find a way to stop Google music from playing by default. It's very annoying. Works great if you use Google music, but otherwise, annoying.
Anyone having this issue? Anyone have a fix?
AFAIK there isn't a way to prevent media autoplay when connecting to (certain?) car stereos.
Interestingly enough, I don't think that the behavior is actually specific to GPM. I usually listen to podcasts in the car rather than music, and as long as the phone hasn't rebooted or GPM hasn't been used since Pocket Casts was playing, my podcast resumes when I get back in the car usually even if the notification has been closed. It may be the the Spotify app is missing some hook that allows it to take advantage of this feature, but I don't believe we have any way of affecting it directly.
BRO. This **** happened to me for like a week straight and I was getting pretty angry. I made the mistake of asking Google Assistant to play a song for me ONCE and every time I connected to a bluetooth device (usually my car) it started playing the song from where it left off. I don't know what I did to make it stop to be honest, so I'm not much of a help but I can confirm this is a very annoying issue.
I did NOT, however, uninstall Google Music, Disable it, or touch the app in any capacity. There's no option to prevent it from autoplaying, either. I might've let the song play out, but I'm afraid to open the app again to take a look.
I was having issues with my Bluetooth headset not automatically activating with my watch when turned on, so unpaired an repaired it. Now, whenever I hang up on a call on my phone (not even using the watch) my watch starts playing music from the spotify app. This only happens if the spotify is set to "stream over wifi". Another fix is to quit the spotify app and turn on then off power saving mode. However if the spotify app is used again the issue comes back. It was fine until I did the Bluetooth repairing. I have uninstalled/reinstalled/ unpaired/repaired etc and this issue won't go away.
I use the running app on the phone. Shortly after I start running a graphic shows on the screen telling me to wear the watch on the outside of my wrist for the HR monitor. I am already doing this and always having to quit the notification which is annoying. It didn't do this when I first got the watch so I am wondering if an update has introduced it.
When playing music while I run (I now use music stored on the watch due to the spotify issue), sometimes it won't continue on with my playlist. It tends to stop after one song so I have to press play. I doesn't always do this. Even worse sometimes it will only play one song which I then have to keep hitting play to repeat. As I'm recording my run I can't exit the app to restart the music from the music app.
I use the voice memo app on the watch which syncs memos with the phone. For some reason when it syncs a memo it plays the notification sound on the phone about 20-30 times, so quickly some of them play over each other. It's like you've just received 20 odd messages all at once and is ridiculous.
While I like the watch overall I wish these issues could be fixed. Does anyone have any suggestions for any fixes?
Hello, when I am trying to play music from my Huawei Watch 2, it only plays one song and does not continue with next one. It continues only when I wake up the display. Is it possible to somehow play music continuously without waking up the display? I am using WearMusic app. Thank you.