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Troubleshooting
Jan Blömacher edited this page Feb 13, 2023
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- Make sure you have the latest version of Songify installed.
- If Songify won't boot at all try deleting the entire folder
%localappdata%/Songify.Rocks
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- Make sure your Spotify account is linked to Songify. You can check this in the settings window. Or on the bottom left corner of the main window.
- Make sure you have enabled the option to download the album cover.
- You need Spotify Premium to use song requests. Make sure you have followed the steps to set up Spotify, Twitch and steps to set up song requests.
- This is due to the fact, that we have to intercept with the Chrome application to grab tab titles. This is the only way to get the song info. If you want to reduce CPU usage you can try to increase the chrome fetch rate. You can do this in the settings window.
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INVALID CLIENT: Failed to get client
means that you have not entered the Client ID and Client Secret correctly. Make sure you have copied them correctly and pasted them into the corresponding fields. In doubt, you can try to create a new app on the Spotify Developer Dashboard.
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INVALID_CLIENT: Invalid redirect URI
means that you have not added the redirect URI to the app on the Spotify Developer Dashboard. Make sure you have addedhttp://localhost:4002/auth
to the Redirect URIs (Click ADD and SAVE, that's important!).
Table of Contents for Songify v.1.3.9
- Getting Started
- Setting up song requests
- Setting up the widget
- Setting up OBS
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Troubleshooting
- Songify is not working
- Songify is not showing the song info
- Songify is not showing the song cover
- Song requests are not working
- Songify uses a lot of CPU when grabbing info from Chrome
- INVALID CLIENT: Failed to get client when trying to link my Spotify account
- INVALID_CLIENT: Invalid redirect URI when trying to link my Spotify account