I simply want to stop deezer automatically playing new/random music when my track/album ends.
Not interested in recommendations, I just want to control what I to listen to (at all times), not what some AI thinks I want.
This is easy in spotify, but I can't find this simple setting in Deezer. Trial started today
This is a deal breaker, I like the app so far.
Android - Samsung S9 - deezer up to date
Best answer by Yula
mareep wrote:
Yula wrote:
Hey @mareep, @Neebl Have you deactivated the “Automated recommendations”? You have to do it from browser or desktop app. Start playing the album, Open the queue, Scroll down and deactivate Automated recommendations.
This isn't an adequate answer. Of course I've deactivated the “Automated recommendations" in the queue. The autoplay is still happening when I'm casting to my smart speakers.
Apologies everyone, just wanted to make sure it was deactivated! This is an abnormal behaivour, I have notified our devs team about it. Thanks for reporting it.
Still no fix, and I am not accepting a non answer. This is not a bug, this is a decision. This has been broken for at least 7 years now. Looking at Deezer still not fixing it, after almost a decade, this is a choice, they earn more money this way. Should I not get an answer within an appropriate time of two weeks I will forward this to the Bundesnetzagentur and the Verbraucherzentrale Hamburg. They will look into whether Deezer is shuffling in randomly to optimize interaction royalties.
Stop lying. We are paying already. Curb this shady business decision. Greetings from a Network Engineer not oblivious to what is happening in the Business. Nobody has ever touched this issue from the dev team, since the finance team WANTS IT THIS WAY.
Two weeks till I switch to Tidal, unless this shit gets fixed. I'm fed up. I suggested everybody does the same. Same price, waaaaaaaaay better offer. And an option to upgrade quality as well.
@Yula , can you confirm that resolving this problem i.e. getting rid of unwanted autoplay is definitely included in the development schedule. A problem report must have been raised months ago and the change agreed by now.
Surely all that is needed is to make the function “opt-in” on all devices.
I found the toggle switch at the end oft the queue-list. Thanks for that :-)
Maybe it’s a good idea to put this switch somewhere else (maybe in “setting” or “prereferences” or so).
Since I never used the queue-list-view before it was impossible to find it without your help.
BTW: The little “back” button (<) does not always work as excpected in the desktop app. I did not find out yet in which way exactly but sometimes it has not function at all or it is stuck in a kind of loop.
It would be nice if this button would bring the user back exactly to the previous visited pages.
Currently, Deezer does not provide a built-in option to disable auto-play final cut pro x crackeado when the last track ends.
Create a Playlist: Instead of playing tracks individually, create a playlist with just the track you want to listen to. When the track ends, the playlist will not have any additional tracks to automatically play.
Use the Queue: After selecting the track you want to listen to, add it to the queue instead of directly playing it. Once the track ends, the queue will be empty, preventing any further tracks from auto-playing.
Utilize Deezer's Sleep Timer: If you're using the Deezer mobile app, you can take advantage of the Sleep Timer feature. Start playing the track, then open the Sleep Timer settings. Set the timer to a short duration, such as 1 or 2 minutes. When the timer ends, playback will stop, preventing auto-play of additional tracks.
Provide Feedback to Deezer: If disabling auto-play after the last track ends is a feature you would like to see in Deezer, you can reach out to their support or use the feedback channels available within the Deezer app. Let them know about your preference and suggest adding an option to disable auto-play for a more tailored listening experience.
I get the same issue when I use Deezer on Sonos with Alexa. Specifically, when I request Alexa to play an Album (Deezer is set as my default music streamer), a Deezer playlist starts playing when the album concludes.
Would this fall under ‘casting’ or ‘android track mix’ or is it another issue altogether?
Update: The android app for Amazon Music is terrible, almost unusable. The desktop app isn’t much better.
I have a semi-workaround to play one song, dragging the song to the bottom of the queue is relatively quick (approx 4 seconds). Also, searching a playlist so that there is one song found allows for one song to be played by itself. Overall, it’s not too bad, the android app is very responsive, so managing queues/playlists is not frustrating.
Having compared Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music and Deezer, it’s clear that Deezer and Spotify have the better Android apps. They are similar in speed and allow you to search your playlists, which is suprisingly important for me.
Apple Music’s auotmix is more annoying than Deezer’s and the app, while visually appealing, isn’t as functional in some areas. It also has an ‘Apple UI’ feel, e.g. the back button on android does nothing on many screens, and there are many context based gestures. As an andriod user it feels awkward, you may like it if you have an iphone.
Amazon Music is by far the worst, in terms of app quality, I have encountered many bugs and glitches in a short time. It’s also incredibly slow to manage playlists, adding a song can take 10+ seconds. Deleting songs from your library can only be done one at a time, which is insane. No playlist search and a buggy playlist sort feature (it struggles to sort by recently added). The desktop app is a joke, slow and buggy with zero additional functionality compared to the website.
Spotify is still the standard bearer, with only one real major downside, no lossless. Also, some of my favourite songs have been removed from the platform (but this could happen to any of them). After 5 plus years of Spotify premium, I’ve been lucky to have few complaints. The desktop app is by far the best at managing your library, fast and responsive. Being able to use ctrl, shift, ctrl-a/c/v, etc, is so good.
Deezer so far is a close second, the UI is familiar coming from Spotify. The MP3 upload is easier to operate than Spotify, and songs are actually uploaded to Deezer’s servers, unlike Spotify (which is more akin to transfer between devices). Uploaded music can be seemlessly integrated with your playlists, just like Spotify. However, there is still no excuse for not being able to disable trackmix.
I'm not sure what 'casting is. For me it is happening when I get to the end of the track or album I have been listening to. This is streaming onto my my Android phone (Samsung S9).
Thank you for paying close attention to feedback, this is very highly appreciated.
It's also strange that sometimes a style of music starts playing that I don't listen to at all and I don't like it and that makes it even worse. Please remove this automatic music playback that no one wants!!!
Which “desktop app”? I rarely use Deezer on my Windows PC, and when I do, I just access the website in my browser. Do I need to install another app just to access this option?
Install deezer from their web site or from Microsoft store
Which “desktop app”? I rarely use Deezer on my Windows PC, and when I do, I just access the website in my browser. Do I need to install another app just to access this option?
OK. I may be a little overtired. Understand the problem. In fact, I was aware that it was currently only about the timer, but not about the automatic additions, which is why the shutdown does not work. Ashes on my head.
And yes: I am also the dee_dirk from the German community. There can only be one dee_dirk.
I've just changed my post, but you quoted me completely so that everyone can see what nonsense I've written…
Wait, its been literally 4 years and there is still no functionality on the smartphone apps to completely disable there awful recommendations that hijack the playlists? That's utter BS, especially since none of the recommendation are songs I might like. At that point the dev teams actively does NOT want to implement it. I get it.
I was coming from Amazon Music and Tidal because I thought the grass is greener here. Guess I'm going back where I was.
I had hoped for Deezer to be a good alternative to Spotify, but this autoplay thing is an absolute dealbreaker. For me, *playing one song/album at a time* is just basic default, not a fancy idea from unicornland that may or may not come true someday. And I certainly won’t go looking to find workarounds for this. What’s so hard about just making it an option and letting the user control whether or not they want to use it?
Very sorry, but I’m afraid I’ll have to return to that Swedish creep for the time being.
I agree it should be optional too @Placido09 but certain devices that option hasn't been developed yet.
@maczac@teregosa your feedback is equally precious, I've been discussing this with our devs.
@teregosa when it comes to Alexa, it's part of the skill, so neither casting nor Android. I personally like this option on my Echo, but I totally get it when you want to set the music to sleep.
In the meantime, this is my workaround, you pair your phone with the Echo. Then, you cast the music you want via the Deezer app (Bluetooth casting) and then you use our brand new sleep timer to switch that off automatically. That could be useful to you too @maczac
I want to stop listening to the same album after it ends. Why is it do hard? I have been using Deezer for more than ten years. This is something new for me. I am also a software engineer, this kind of dark-patterns make users frustrated. I like recommendations, I just don’t want the same album start all over again.
I'm not sure what 'casting is. For me it is happening when I get to the end of the track or album I have been listening to. This is streaming onto my my Android phone (Samsung S9).
Thank you for paying close attention to feedback, this is very highly appreciated.
Thanks for reaching out. In the Desktop app, it's easier.
Open your queue-list and scroll all the way to the bottom. Once there, toggle off the automated recommendations. Let us know how it goes!
I just opened a Thread with pretty detailed Idea, how I think this would be more Intuitive. As I understand it people run into “Casting” without knowing they do. And it seems like the “Auto-Play” is already optional in Desktop, then I’m basically asking to integrate that Switch for Mobile-Apps too :)