You can also scan Spotify Codes printed on flyers, posters, and billboards.
Tap the ellipses (".") next to a song and you will see a Spotify Code near the bottom of the artwork. Launched earlier in 2017, Spotify Codes lets you capture (or share) a song, artist, album, or playlist. Now slide your finger over each album and you'll see the name, artist, and hear a sample of the track.Įver hear a great song streaming from a friend's Spotify account? Now you can use your smartphone's camera to quickly grab the track. Instead, tap and hold over the name of the playlist and you'll see album artwork for the first 12 songs. If you use Spotify on an iOS device - namely, iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - you don't need to open a playlist to see what songs are inside. For audio levels, it's CMD + Shift + Up Arrow (or Down Arrow) for higher or lower volume, respectively.
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To adjust volume, it's CTRL + Shift + Up Arrow (for louder) or CTRL + Shift + Down Arrow (for quieter).įor Mac OS X users, it's CTRL + CMD + Right Arrow and CTRL + CMD + Left Arrow to skip forward or back between tracks. On a Windows PC, skip forward and back between tracks using CTRL + Right Arrow and CTRL + Left Arrow, respectively. Spotify desktop users can use keyboard shortcuts to quickly control music playback.
Since Spotify allows you to quickly switch between devices you're logged into, you can use the Spotify app, on say, an iPhone or Android tablet, to start, stop and change tracks on your Windows PC, Mac, Sonos, and supported Smart TVs.
By default, the desktop app looks for common directories like Music, Downloads or iTunes Media, but you can select specific folders in the Settings menu, too.ĭid you know you can use your mobile device as a remote to control your Spotify tunes on a nearby computer, music system, or Smart TV? On your mobile device, tap on the Options tab in the upper left of the app and select "Your Library." On a computer, you'll see a "Local Files" tab listed on the left side of the main screen. Many Spotify Premium users aren't aware you can weave in your own music, too.
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