I've hit my download limit. What now?
Tips for downloading music to your device Each purchase comes with a set number of downloads (usually 5). Every time you tap a download button the counter goes down by one, even if the file never showed up on your device. That catches people out in two common ways: You opened the link inside Facebook, Instagram or another app's built-in browser. Those browsers often can't save files, so tapping again and again uses up your downloads with nothing to show for it. Copy the link


Test Your Devices Before The Event
Use the player below to test your devices so you can have the best viewing experience. Compatible Operating Systems: Windows 7 or higher Mac OS X 10.6 or higher Supported Desktop Browsers: Google Chrome 45+ Mozilla Firefox 49+ Safari 10+ Microsoft Edge 15+ Supported Mobile Browsers: Chrome 45+ Safari 10+ (iOS) Internet Connection: 5-10mbps download speed is recommended. Unsupported Devices and Browsers: Internet Explorer Roku's browser apps (use Screen Mirroring for iOS or C


How to add downloaded music to Spotify and listen on a mobile device?
Note: Requires Spotify Premium, Computer, and Mobile Device Part 1: How to Import Local Song Files to Spotify 1. Make sure your...


How to add downloaded music to the “Music” app on iPhone / iPad?
Note: This article is about adding music to the "Music" app on your iOS device if you have a computer. If you don't have a computer, see...


How to download music directly to iPhone or iPad?
Please note: Apple allows for direct music downloads in iOS 13. However, they restrict you from moving music into the native “Music” app....

