![]() ![]() ![]() This is useful because Groove’s Music Pass collection (which is no longer available), like Spotify’s today, doesn’t necessarily include all of your music. Second, it doesn’t easily allow you to mix and match your own music collection with the tens of millions of songs that are available in the service’s cloud library (which requires a subscription). (You can still use Groove to play back music stored on your PC or home network, of course.) This capability was recently removed from Groove, sadly, leading many to wonder whether the Groove app would be retired completely since it’s now next-to-useless. And the leading music subscription service, Spotify has a lot to offer: An enormous cloud-based music catalog, compatibility across PCs and mobile devices, and even family-friendly pricing.īut Spotify comes up short in two areas that are/were key to Groove users.įirst, it doesn’t support OneDrive: With Groove, we’ve been able to store our own music collections-ripped from CD or purchased digitally and then downloaded-in OneDrive and then stream that music via the Groove app in Windows 10. With Microsoft scaling back its Groove efforts over time, many in the Microsoft community are looking to Spotify as a replacement. ![]()
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