Streaming isn’t the only recent addition to Spotify’s Apple Watch app: the company added the ability to ask Siri to play music through the Apple Watch in April. The streaming feature requires that you have an Apple Watch Series 3 or later, watchOS 6.0 or later, a cellular or Wi-Fi connection, and the latest version of the Spotify app, according to a Spotify support document. Pick the device of your choice, and music will start streaming. If you tap that, the app will then prompt you to select from a Bluetooth device connected to your Apple Watch, such as your AirPods or a Bluetooth speaker nearby. Basically it’s only showing the now playing song title. Neither the volume control nor the play-pause. After the updates the Spotify App on the AW cannot control the playback of the music on the AirPods. If you have the streaming feature, you should see your Apple Watch at the top of the list (and for him, that had a “beta” tag in front of the watch name). Spotify app not working with Apple Watch series 4 - watchOS 6.0 paired with iPhone X 256 GB - iOS 13. First, on the music player screen, tap the devices menu at the bottom-right corner. The new feature is available only to Spotify Premium subscribers but provides a truly mobile music-listening experience and independence from having to carry your phone around with you. My colleague Ian Carlos Campbell has access to the streaming feature, and he told me how to set it up. But once the new feature is rolled out to you, you’ll be able to stream music from Spotify on your Apple Watch to Bluetooth headphones or speakers when you’re not near your phone. Open the app on phone, select the videos your want.
Since the app’s launch in 2018, the Apple Watch worked primarily as a remote for Spotify music playing on an iPhone or Spotify Connect-compatible device. Video Player for Apple Watch.Watch the videos of your phone on your apple watch.Steps to use:1. (If you’re feeling anxious, you can make a backup of your iPhone using iCloud.Spotify is rolling out the ability to stream music right from your Apple Watch, the company confirmed to The Verge.
Keep in mind that this will wipe out all data from the Apple Watch, but it also automatically creates a backup of that data on the iPhone. Start by opening the Apple Watch companion app, then select Apple Watch from the top of the My Watch menu. This approach takes a bit more time, but still carries little risk of losing any data. Option 2: Unpair and reset your Apple Watch This did not work for me, but iMore has reported success in the previous version of WatchOS, so it’s worth trying as a noninvasive procedure. Flip the switch to off, wait for the app to finish uninstalling, then toggle it back on again. Tap on this app to see the “Show App on Apple Watch” toggle. Open the Apple Watch companion app on your iPhone, and scroll down through the My Watch section to the app you’re trying to install. Your first troubleshooting attempt should be the least burdensome.
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