没有什么能像Spotify戛然而止那样让即兴演奏会戛然而止。Spotify 是( Spotify is the top streaming service)当今市场上最顶级的流媒体服务，但是当它停止播放歌曲并且您无法弄清楚原因时，它会在很大程度上破坏您的醇厚。
如果Spotify没有播放歌曲，您可以采取多个步骤，并尝试理顺流并恢复您的音频幸福。这些步骤从最简单的选项开始，到最高级的步骤结束。
1. 检查 Spotify 的状态
鉴于Spotify作为应用程序的规模，肯定会出现一些问题。当您遇到音乐问题时，请在他们的 Twitter 帐户@SpotifyStatus或使用Downdetector之类的服务检查(Downdetector)Spotify的状态，看看这是否是系统性问题。
2. 重启 Spotify
“关闭并重新打开”几乎适用于任何事物，包括音乐流媒体服务。在尝试播放更多歌曲之前，完全关闭Spotify并重新启动它。如果您使用的是Windows，请通过在任务管理器中结束其进程来确保Spotify完全关闭。这可以解决Spotify遇到的许多问题。
3. 确保您有足够的存储空间
Spotify 建议至少有250 MB 的免费存储空间(250 MB of free storage)，以确保通过该服务正确播放歌曲。如果您的驱动器快满了并且Spotify没有播放歌曲，请清除一些照片或删除一两个应用程序，然后再试一次Spotify 。
4. 重新登录
如果重新启动Spotify不起作用，请注销您的帐户(log out of your account)并重新登录。您可以通过转到Mac屏幕左上角菜单中的Spotify或访问 Windows 中的文件(File )选项并单击注销来注销. (Log Out. )完成此操作后，测试您的音乐是否会播放。
5. 更新 Spotify
(Spotify)如果应用程序未完全更新，Spotify可能不会播放歌曲。确保您为Spotify(Spotify)开启了自动更新。您还可以通过转到iOS 或 macOS 上的App Store或(App Store)Android上的Google Play Store并转到Spotify来检查是否有新版本。
6.关闭交叉淡入淡出
交叉淡入淡出(Crossfade)有助于确保歌曲之间的过渡更流畅，而不是立即播放可能与前一首歌曲有很大不同音调的歌曲。但是，当您开始一首新歌曲时，此功能有时会导致错误。
转到Spotify > Preferences 并向下滚动，直到找到播放(Playback )标题。您可以在此处启用或禁用交叉渐变(Crossfade)。如果它已打开，请将其禁用并检查您的音乐是否有效。
7.关闭硬件加速
硬件(Hardware)加速是一项功能，可以使较弱的硬件（如旧计算机）提供更好的流媒体性能。它通常默认启用，但也可能导致歌曲跳过、卡顿或Spotify根本不播放歌曲。
关闭此功能可以确保更好的Spotify体验。转到Mac 上的Spotify或 Windows 上的(Spotify)文件(File)，然后从菜单中单击硬件加速。(Hardware Acceleration)确保(Make)设置已关闭，然后尝试收听您喜欢的音乐。
8. 确保Spotify(Spotify Is)处于在线模式(Online Mode)
如果 Spotify 处于离线(Offline)模式，它只会播放您下载并专门设置为在该模式下使用的歌曲。它不会从互联网上播放歌曲。通过单击屏幕左上角的Spotify并确保(Spotify )离线模式(Offline Mode)旁边没有复选标记，检查Spotify是否处于离线模式。(Offline Mode)
9. 重新同步 Spotify
如果您下载了大量歌曲并在离线模式下(Offline Mode)专门使用Spotify，则您必须至少每 30 天重新登录一次，否则下载的歌曲( downloaded songs)将无法播放。如果自您上次登录以来已超过 30 天，但没有任何效果，请重新登录。一旦您登录，您可以再次切换到离线模式(Offline Mode)，您的歌曲应该可以正常播放。
10.检查你的防火墙
如果您在台式机或笔记本电脑上收听Spotify，请确保您机器的防火墙没有阻止Spotify播放。您还应该确保Spotify具有在您的系统上运行所需的必要权限，例如访问扬声器。
11.重新安装Spotify
如果上述步骤均无效，请从您的设备中删除Spotify并重新安装该应用程序。(Spotify)这可以通过删除Spotify并从移动设备上的相应 Play 商店重新下载、完全卸载Spotify并在(Spotify)Windows上通过网络重新安装或将其移至Mac上的垃圾箱(Trash)来完成。
删除应用程序后，请重新下载并重新安装Spotify，然后再测试您的音乐是否按应有的方式播放。
Spotify Not Playing Songs? 11 Ways to Fix
Nothing brings a sсreeching halt to a jam seѕsion quite like Spotify coming to a scrеeching halt. Spotify is the top streaming service on the market today, but when it stops playing songs and you can’t figure out why, it ruins your mellow in a major way.
If Spotify is not playing songs, there are multiple steps you can take and things you can try to straighten out the stream and get your audio bliss back. These steps start with the easiest options and end with the most advanced steps.
1. Check Spotify’s Status
Given the size of Spotify as an application, there are bound to be issues that crop up. When you encounter a problem with your music, check Spotify’s status at their Twitter account @SpotifyStatus or by using a service like Downdetector to see if it’s a systemic issue.
2. Restart Spotify
“Turn it off and turn it back on” works for nearly anything, including music streaming services. Completely shut down Spotify and start it back up before you try playing more songs. If you’re on Windows, make sure Spotify completely shuts down by ending its process in the task manager. This can fix many problems Spotify encounters.
3. Ensure You Have Enough Storage
Spotify recommends a minimum of 250 MB of free storage to ensure proper streaming of songs through the service. If your drive is almost full and Spotify is not playing songs, clear some photos or delete an app or two and then give Spotify another try.
4. Log Back In
If restarting Spotify doesn’t work, log out of your account and log back in. You can log out by going to Spotify in the menu at the top-left of your screen on Mac or accessing the File option in Windows and clicking Log Out. Once you’ve done this, test whether your music will play or not.
5. Update Spotify
Spotify might not play songs if the app isn’t fully up to date. Make sure you have automatic updates turned on for Spotify. You can also check whether a new version is available by going to the App Store on iOS or macOS or the Google Play Store on Android and going to Spotify.
6. Turn Off Crossfade
Crossfade helps ensure smoother transitions between songs, rather than immediately playing one that might have a very different tone than the previous song. However, this feature can sometimes result in errors when you start a new song.
Go to Spotify > Preferences and scroll down until you find the Playback header. You can enable or disable Crossfade here. If it’s turned on, disable it and check whether your music works or not.
7. Turn Off Hardware Acceleration
Hardware acceleration is a feature that enables weaker hardware, like an older computer, to provide better streaming performance. It’s usually enabled by default, but can also cause songs to skip, stutter, or Spotify will not play songs at all.
Turning this feature off can ensure a better Spotify experience. Go to Spotify on a Mac or File on Windows and click Hardware Acceleration from the menu. Make sure the setting is turned off and then try listening to your favorite tunes.
8. Make Sure Spotify Is in Online Mode
If Spotify is in Offline mode, it will only play songs you have downloaded and specifically set for use in that mode. It will not stream songs from the internet. Check that Spotify isn’t in Offline Mode by clicking Spotify at the top-left of the screen and ensuring that Offline Mode does not have a check mark beside it.
9. Resync Spotify
If you’ve downloaded a lot of songs and use Spotify exclusively in Offline Mode, you have to log back in at least once every 30 days or the downloaded songs won’t play. If it has been more than 30 days since your last log-in and nothing will work, log back in. Once you do, you can switch to Offline Mode once more and your songs should work.
10. Check Your Firewall
If you’re listening to Spotify on a desktop or laptop, make sure your machine’s firewall isn’t blocking Spotify from playing. You should also make sure Spotify has the necessary permissions needed to run on your system, such as access to the speakers.
11. Reinstall Spotify
If none of the above steps work, remove Spotify from your device and reinstall the app. This can be done by removing Spotify and re-downloading it from your respective play store on mobile, by completely uninstalling Spotify and re-installing it through the web on Windows, or by moving it to Trash on Mac.
Once you have removed the application, re-download and re-install Spotify before testing whether your music plays the way it should.
