how to listen to spotify on two devices at once?
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The other way to let two people listen to the same Spotify account is to use Offline Mode, a feature available to all Premium users, not just families. Using Spotify in Offline Mode will let you listen to any songs or podcasts you've downloaded onto your device, but you won't be able to stream any new music.
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Spotify can be installed on as many devices as you like. And up to 3,333 songs can be synced for offline listening on up to three devices at a time. However, you can only stream music on one device at a time. If you begin playback on another device, the playback on your current device will be paused.
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Unfortunately sharing accounts is against Spotifys terms and conditions. You are not allowed to share it with your wife and also you won't be able to listen to music at the same time (it will always stop on one device). But you might be interested in the Spotify Family subscription plan - she can save 50% with it.
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Yes you can, however be aware that Spotify usage on an iPhone (and any mobile device) requires a premium subscription (unless you are in the US in which case mobile radio is free). You can sign in and use your Spotify account on as many devices as you like.
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In Spotify, you can mark selected playlists and sync them to your computer or mobile device for offline listening. Yes, you need to be online in order to sync the tracks in the first place, but after they copy over, they're available for you to listen to, even if you don't have a live Internet connection.
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['Stepe Launch NoteBurner. [00:21]', 'Add Spotify Song. [00:34]', 'Set Output Format. [00:56]', 'Start Conversion. [01:21]', 'The Spotify song has been converted to MP3 format. [01:37]', 'Open Syncios Free and Connect Your Phone with Computer via USB Cable. [01:59]']
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If you have premium you can sync playlists offline and then force them into offline mode. That will allow you to play music on more than one device at a time, but you can only ever have one active streaming device.
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It's pretty simple, actually. You just need to make sure Bluetooth is turned on within both devices you want to pair with your Bluetooth multipoint headphones, put the headphones into pairing mode, and connect your first device. Then put the headphones in pairing mode again and connect your second device.
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['Make sure your Samsung Smart TV (2015 and newer models) and device using Spotify are on the same Wi-Fi network.', "From your TV's home screen, go to Samsung Apps.", 'Search for Spotify, install and launch it.']
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Tap the Offline toggle to put Spotify in Offline Mode. Now when you use Spotify, you'll only be able to play the songs you've downloaded. If you use Search, it will only return songs that are on your device. It's important to note that you can't stay in Offline Mode indefinitely.
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From the Your Library tab, tap the Settings icon in the top right and select Playback. Tap the Offline toggle to put Spotify in Offline Mode. Now when you use Spotify, you'll only be able to play the songs you've downloaded.
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['Using the desktop app, add local music files you want to sync to a playlist.', 'Log into Spotify on your iPhone using the same WiFi network as your desktop.', 'Tap the menu button ( ).', 'Tap Your Music.', 'Tap Playlists.', 'Tap the playlist containing local files from your computer.']
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['Launch the Sonos Controller app.', 'Tap the Browse tab.', 'Tap On this iPhone.', 'Tap a category from playlists, artists, albums, genres, songs, compilations, composers, and podcasts.', 'Select the content you want to play.']
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After setting up the first speaker, toggle to the “recording” tab right-click on the second Bluetooth speaker and click on properties, toggle to the “listen” tab, go to “Playback through this device” and select the second speaker (which is not the one you set as default).
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Spotify app is accessible on iPad and you can listen to Spotify music offline if you are subscriber.
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No, you cannot connect your iPhone to two Bluetooth speakers and have them both playing the same music at the same time. Not from the iPhone exclusively, at least. Bluetooth audio can only pair with one device at a time.
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iOS will only output sound to one device at a time, and that includes the internal speakers. So no, you can't pair multiple Bluetooth headsets and listen through both simultaneously. Each use a single earpiece from the same headset.