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- Thread starter Cardo
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why is spotify app rubish? it works quite well to be honest
Zilla91
Active Member
How often does you “daily” mix update itself?
Mine has probably done it 3 times in 8 months.
It also has a habit of just not working until you stop the car and get out
Sounds very similar to Tidal, and I'm glad they've bitten the bullet to allow Apple music than keep resisting. At one point they thought about doing it all themselves! (Don't both clicking the article unless you really want to, its 5 years old, but included as I fact checked myself before posting)
www.musicbusinessworldwide.com
Elon Musk’s Tesla looks set to launch its own music streaming service - Music Business Worldwide
US-based luxury car group has reportedly been speaking to major labels…
www.musicbusinessworldwide.com
Your comment is very confident, bearing in mind it doesn’t quite tally up with how Apple Music works.
For example, in respect of point 3, what device are you referring to? The car? I doubt the car will download any music. If you’re referring to your phone, that’s not how Apple Music works. It’s a streaming service, not a remote control for music stored on your phone.
Tesla allow certain things to work through mobile tethering and block others, so it’s down to them as to what can and can’t work without PC. I’m hoping you’re right in that it will work via tethering without PC, but I shall wait until there is confirmation of this before making assumptions.
M1tch
2021 M3P with EAP
Confirmed: Tesla is adding Apple Music to their vehicles in update
Tesla is adding Apple Music to its list of streaming services for owners to use in 2022's holiday day.
www.notateslaapp.com
Apparently it’s coming….
PR-UK
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Assuming it supports downloads it'll, I expect, work the same as Tidal:
- You can stream standard quality over cellular with premium connectivity.
- You can download playlists/albums/tracks to the Teslas internal storage in hi-fi/lossless but only when connected via wi-fi (either home wi-fi or a mobile phone hotspot)
- I've always had premium connectivity, but it's possible to play downloaded music without a cellular connection as there's a 'downloaded' tab in the Tidal UI
You took me out of context by that single quote, I was asking the op. I know exactly how it works just dont know based on what the op said how this app is supposed to work by what he said. To put it into context, I have apple music on my mac (formerly iTunes) and I can play all my library offline. Both purchased and through apple music subscription.
The AppStore idea has been around since 2015 when the MS and MX had ‘Add app’ or words like that on the binnacle display
Tesla refresh the display around Xmas, we’re on V11
Add the two together and it looks like all they’re doing is speculating (aka guessing) with no real info to support it, mixed with a request you’ve read as a roadmap. Gets them clicks though.
JupiterMan
Active Member
They probably wouldn't do it, but if they are doing this for entertainment/music apps, then they could put FSD in the app store as well, so it follows you with every car you then get into/rent/or later purchase. One lifetime purchase needed. job done.
Zilla91
Active Member
Nearly a week on and I’m surprised no one has gone to this museum and taken a video of Apple Music or revealed what that mystery icon on the dock is
This is the same as the phone app. I don’t have a Tesla (yet) and I’ve been searching the web looking for reasons for this.
HenryT
Active Member
I'm sure I read somewhere that they have removed it from the car in the museum as too many people were messing with it .
One of the reasons I use Tidal not spotify is that Tidal regularly update their mixes and spotify don't even update the 'daily drive' mix, ever.
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