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- There's a playlist bug impacting a number of YouTube Music users on iOS and Android.
- For some users, songs are randomly showing as unavailable in both playlists and albums.
- This bug first started surfacing a week ago, and clearing downloads and app data does not fix the issue.
- Google support is aware of the issue and engineers are working on a fix.
This has been a roller coaster week for YouTube Music users: first YouTube finally announced it was rolling out collaborative playlists a couple days ago, and then a playlist bug that initially reared its head a week ago came back and impacted a far larger number of users, making songs randomly appear unavailable in some playlists and albums [since albums are technically a sub-type of playlists in YouTube Music].
from r/YoutubeMusic
You'd be forgiven if you saw this in a playlist and initially thought "Oh, great, the rights lapsed again; I'll need to go search and re-add all these songs", but no, this is something new and something a number of users are facing. The easy way for us to tell it's a new feature is that this is impacting both catalog songs and personally uploaded music at random.
As mentioned, this bug first cropped up a week ago impacting a smaller number of users, and I did see this a week ago with some of my own. When that happened, I looked at the playlists in question, and found they were playlists that were set to Unlisted or Public. I set the playlists to Private, cleared the downloaded copy of the playlist and then re-launched the app and things were working again. However, I was only seeing this bug with personally-uploaded music on playlists that were shareable, but some users have reported issues even with playlists that were already private, so your mileage may vary.
Google is aware of the bug and working on a solution, but there's no timeline yet. This big came rather suddenly, and hopefully it will depart just as suddenly — and soon.
In the meantime, though, this bug is only impacting playlists on YouTube Music, so you can use the main YouTube app to listen to music while you wait for it to be fixed.
- YouTube Music will start recommending songs to add to your playlists
Hi one of my YouTube playlist i have wont show up in YouTube music. Im the owner and creator of the playlist.
My YouTube playlist wont show up in The web or ios app.
Im trying to transfer my songs from another streaming service which i used songshift for. Which made this new playlist [With me being the owner]. But it simply doesnt show up in YouTube music. If i create new YouTube playlists they does not show up either under library.
Check out common issues with YouTube Music and troubleshooting steps to resolve them. Note: Some features in YouTube Music are not available with supervised accounts. Learn more about our supervised experience on YouTube here.
Try these steps:
- Reboot both your router and your Chromecast device.
- Confirm that your mobile device is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your Google Cast device.
- Close the YouTube Music app, then reopen it.
- Try casting using a different mobile device or tablet.
- Confirm you're using the latest version of the YouTube Music app. You can confirm this in your device's app store.
- Confirm that your Chromecast device is using the latest firmware.
- Try disabling, then re-enabling, the "Automatic time zone" option in your device's Settings.
- Forget your Wi-Fi network, and then reconnect to it.
- Uninstall and reinstall the YouTube Music app.
Try these steps:
- Check that your Google Home is powered on and plugged into a wall outlet.
- Make sure your microphone isn't muted by tapping the microphone mute button on the back of Google Home.
- Confirm that the LED dot ring on the top of Google Home spins when you say “Ok Google” or "Hey Google."
- If your Assistant follows other commands, try phrasing the command in a different way.
If this doesn't resolve your issue, try these additional troubleshooting steps.
Google Home isn't playing music via YouTube Music
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Incorrect music playing
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Unable to connect to bluetooth
- Make sure your device's operating system is updated. You can confirm in your device's Settings.
- Make sure your headphone or speaker app is updated.
- Clear your YouTube Music app cache. You can either do this in your device's Settings or by deleting and redownloading the YouTube Music app.
Try these steps:
- Confirm you have a strong data or Wi-Fi connection.
- Your Wi-Fi connection should be at least 3mbps bandwidth.
- Data connectivity through your carrier network should be 3G, 4G, or LTE using a valid data plan. We recommend a minimum of 4 bars of connectivity.
- Restart your device.
- Check for system updates in your device's Settings.
- Clear your YouTube Music app cache. You can either do this in your device's Settings or by deleting and redownloading the YouTube Music app.
- Pause playback on one device if you're trying to play music from another device. You can only listen to music on one device at a time.
- Close and restart YouTube Music.
If you're a YouTube Music Premium member:
- Make sure you're signed in to the Google account associated with your YouTube Music Premium membership.
- Contact Support for help with your YouTube Music Premium benefits.