Amazon Music Unlimited, tracks no longer available
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I've noticed that a few tracks in my playlists have now become greyed out, and can no longer be played. I either have to find another version of the track to add back into my playlist, or go without.
Had a poke around Google and it seems that this is due to a streaming licence, contracts between Amazon and the band/record companies etc.
Essentially tt's a pain in the arse.
Is this the same for the other music streaming sites, such as Spotify/Deezer, or are they all prone to the missing tracks?
I'm looking to move away from the Amazon ecosystem, and this seems like a good excuse.
Had a poke around Google and it seems that this is due to a streaming licence, contracts between Amazon and the band/record companies etc.
Essentially tt's a pain in the arse.
Is this the same for the other music streaming sites, such as Spotify/Deezer, or are they all prone to the missing tracks?
I'm looking to move away from the Amazon ecosystem, and this seems like a good excuse.
egomeister said:
And this is the risk in renting your media collection...
YesI have to say it makes me wary which is why I have loads ripped from CD's and still buy music as in buy buy
Or I may be naughty and rip it from friends CD's as well
I'm not in the Amazon system having gone down the Google route instead
I have a free Google account loaded with my own music and I can pretty much listen to that anywhere
XFRFred said:
I've noticed that a few tracks in my playlists have now become greyed out, and can no longer be played. I either have to find another version of the track to add back into my playlist, or go without.
Had a poke around Google and it seems that this is due to a streaming licence, contracts between Amazon and the band/record companies etc.
Essentially tt's a pain in the arse.
Is this the same for the other music streaming sites, such as Spotify/Deezer, or are they all prone to the missing tracks?
I'm looking to move away from the Amazon ecosystem, and this seems like a good excuse.
Happens a fair bit but you can usually find the same tracks just on a different album...Had a poke around Google and it seems that this is due to a streaming licence, contracts between Amazon and the band/record companies etc.
Essentially tt's a pain in the arse.
Is this the same for the other music streaming sites, such as Spotify/Deezer, or are they all prone to the missing tracks?
I'm looking to move away from the Amazon ecosystem, and this seems like a good excuse.
Edited to add.... I still have the full Amazon Music which my daughter uses but I now almost elusively use Tidal for HD and Masters if you are listening with a decent set of speakers or headphones it sounds much better.
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