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Spotify Application Issue | The list to change the selection from Web Player to Linux App Player You should start hearing the audio from your speakers and you should see that the Spotify Linux App detects that the web player is playing a song. When you get the error on your Spotify app player, open the Spotify Web Player in your favorite browser and start playing a song. Spotify Application Issue | The ‘Devices Available’ button on the Spotify Linux App Tested on Fedora 30/31 and Ubuntu 16.04/18.04/19.10, but we can bet that it is working without issue also on all the other Linux distributions.

Now, our easy-easy and fully working solution.

try to contact the Spotify support center.

try to not use the Snap version of the Spotify app.

try a different version of the Spotify app.

config folder (if you use the Snap version, you can find it in the Snap folder)

check permissions on your Spotify library folder (for locale songs playing).

try to restart pulseaudio with $ pulseaudio -kill & pulseaudio -start.

check the installation of libavcodec, libavformat, and libavutil libraries on your system.

check device connection on the multi-device system.

Here what you can try to solve the ‘Can’t play the current song’ issue on Linux systems: You can try all of these or you can skip at the bottom to our fully working and easy peasy solution, up to you. We did some research and we found a lot of troubleshooting and solutions, but no one was working for us. Spotify Application Issue | The famous blue band can’t play song Sometimes song start, sometimes not, but the most part of the time no sound at all.

A blue band on top of the window app and no music from the speakers.

The most annoying issue you can find with the Spotify app on Linux is the ‘Can’t play the current song’ error. The Linux app is available, it’s pretty and integrated, but it has a lot of issues that the counterparts do not have on Apple and Microsoft operating systems. You know, modern start-ups (not all, but the most) put Linux behind macOS and Windows.