Bond007
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Read this yesterday on RFD. Worked for me. If you have a google play music or YouTube music subscription, you can upgrade it to YouTube premium for no added cost.
Do you use it in your vehicle or cast to devices? I found Deezer to be the most frustrating music experience ever.
Casting to my AVR was SOOO slow. Like a 5-10s delay for everything I did. Deezer knew of the issue and said it would be fixed when they move to the newest Cast protocol, whenever that may be. However my TV had a Deezer app so I tried that out. There wasn't lag but its UI was terrible and I couldn't use my phone.
But the real big issue was bluetooth playback in my vehicle. Any single time I turned off the stereo or the vehicle, it would skip to the next song. And since I'm getting in and out of my vehicle dozens of a times a day it became right damned annoying. I stopped using it about 3 weeks in to my 3 month trial as I couldn't take it any more.
Read this yesterday on RFD. Worked for me. If you have a google play music or YouTube music subscription, you can upgrade it to YouTube premium for no added cost.
I wonder if it was an error that they have corrected. Mine was an individual plan, but there was no caveat of a timeline or price increase. Fingers crossed it doesn't. Mine just said current music plan $9.99/month, upgrade to premium $9.99/month.I have youtube family music plan and all I see is 1 month free trial of premium then +$3/mo after that.
Internet said so. But that button doesn't exist in the Windows app. So I'm not sure of the solution yet.How do they function differently?