I reverted my Moto G (2013) to the stock ROM and rooted it, but since I did this, I have been having frustrating problems with Play Music that make it unusable:
- Select a song and nothing happens
- Press play and nothing happens
- After several minutes a song may play, but pressing pause won't stop it
Killing the running Music app will obviously get a playing song to stop, but the base problem is still there -- the entire app is basically useless.
I tried wiping data for the app, wiping the app's cache, rebooting the phone... nothing helped, and Play Music remained a slug.
SOLUTION:
Today I completely uninstalled the app using Titanium Backup. Since Google Play Music is a system app, you will need root privileges to do this.
Today I completely uninstalled the app using Titanium Backup. Since Google Play Music is a system app, you will need root privileges to do this.
After completely uninstalling the system version of the app from the phone, I re-installed it through the Play Store, and so far it behaves as I expect it to. Something must be incompatible between the factory version and the "update", however that mechanism (system app vs. "updated" version from market) works in Android.
Update 28-Feb-2015:
This started happening again. I removed Play Music and re-installed it, and it started behaving again. It might be due to having a lot of cached music on the phone, I don't know, but it is annoying the hell out of me and I am going to install CyanogenMod again tonight to see if it is a problem with the stock ROM.
Update 28-Feb-2015:
This started happening again. I removed Play Music and re-installed it, and it started behaving again. It might be due to having a lot of cached music on the phone, I don't know, but it is annoying the hell out of me and I am going to install CyanogenMod again tonight to see if it is a problem with the stock ROM.
I rarely use google music and I usually download it at the web sites like Ring320kbs
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