I have Beardie installed (a 3rd party client designed to let the media function keys work with other music playing clients on Mac, not just their stock music player), and Beardie does not interfere with this, as the same issue is happening whether Beardie is open or not, and Spotify is indeed checked within Beardie's settings.
I turn on the volume, quit Spotify, start it later, and the volume is mute again. I have to manually turn on the volume every time I open up Spotify, and that volume that I set doesn't stick-i.e. My Spotify for Desktop client automatically starts muted, and using the volume keys on my MacBook Pro, aka F10, F11, AND F12, don't modify the volume in Spotify at all, even though on previous Intel MacBooks it could and that was the default behavior.Įven if my system volume is set to max, I go to launch Spotify and Spotify launches with its volume completely mute. Hi there! I'm here because I have a really strange issue.
Spotify starts muted - Mac OSx Monterey 12.6.4. To clear the Spotify cache on an iPhone, you must access your phone’s general settings and offload the Spotify app. Delete all files and folders found in the “Data” folder. Open “LocalCache” and click on the “Spotify” folder. Select “SpotifyAB.SpotifyMusic_zpdnekdrzrea0.”. In the address bar, click “AppData” and select “Local.”. Type “%appdata%” into your computer’s search bar. If you got the app from the Windows Store, here’s what to do: In the “Local” folder, click on “Spotify.”. Go to your “local disk” (usually labeled C). If you have downloaded Spotify from the official website, do the following: The cache deletion process will depend on where you downloaded your Spotify version. Windows users can get Spotify from the streamer’s official website or the Windows store. To delete the offline cache, go into “Library.”. Delete the folder located inside “” Drag and drop the folder to the “Trash Bin” or use “Control+click” to access the menu and select “Delete.”. Search and select the “Cache” folder to open it. Double-click on your Macintosh and select “Users.” Then choose the h profile you’re clearing the cache on. Open Finder and click “Go” at the top of your Mac.
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