I tried searching online but the only answer I can ever find is disabling the Chrome flag. I tried reïnstalling spotify, but it didn't work. I have the Chrome flag Hardware Media Key Handling set to disabled. Now I'm back to Spotify but my media keys are not working anymore for it.
I tried Youtube music for a short while and came to the conclusion that it is way worse then Spotify (really don't bother, it's unusable). I was able to control the Youtube Music desktop app using the media keys on my keyboard and headset. This worked and I was happy.Īt some point I wanted to try Youtube Music and I installed the Youtube Music desktop app from. Follow by reinstalling Spotify via the Spotify website or the Microsoft Store.I used to be able to control Spotify using media keys on my keyboard and headset on my Windows 10 machine. Then, locate Spotify and select Uninstall. Open the Start menu and go to Settings > Apps. However, the procedure will also delete any songs you’ve downloaded locally, so you’ll have to redownload them from scratch. Not only do you get a fresh instance of the app to interact with, but a reinstallation also guarantees that you have the latest version of Spotify on your device. If none of the fixes above worked, reinstalling Spotify just might. Alternatively, you can use a driver updater tool to get everything up-to-date automatically. You can get the latest driver updates by visiting the device manufacturer’s website. If you use Windows, consider updating the audio and video drivers for your PC. Update Audio and Video Drivers (Windows Only) In that case, reactivating the functionality can help. To do that, open the Spotify menu, point to View, and select Hardware Acceleration.Ĭonversely, the app could crash if you’ve previously disabled Hardware Acceleration.
You can fix that by deactivating Hardware Acceleration.
0 kommentar(er)
