Does anyone convert downloaded Spotify playlists to MP3 - if so how. I can play downloaded Spotify playlists from my iPhone but it would be nice just to put them on a USB stick. Geoff

No you can't Geoff... Alas Spotify don't allow this!

Going back a few years, I had a Napster subscription and you could burn to CD or load on a stick. Sadly I don't think they exist anymore and I'm pretty sure itunes is iphone or ipod only. I bought an ipod solely for the car and that's where it stays which saves messing around connecting cables / bluetooth and so on.

Im just messing with something called "ondesoft" it seems to be doing the trick but I'll wait until the whole playlist is converted (or not) before making any comment. Geoff

As above onedesoft. I use it to convert Spotify to MP3 for loading to an iPod. About £20 a year for the program IIRC. On my phone at the moment will check later. John
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Didn't make much progress, Ondesoft certainly converted a playlist to MP3 from Spotify I copied it onto a memory stick - so far so good BUT my Range Rover refused to recognise the MP3s so obviously more head scratching needed. Geoff

Might be a digit rights issue (DRM). Or assuming not, then is your memory stick FAT32 formatted? Some USB sticks are formatted to more fancy file systems, but the RR won't like 'em. L405 P400e Autobiography (MY2020)... Silicon Silver / Espresso

Its not the stick, plenty of music already on it that plays fine - but it may be DRM. Interestingly if I just put those same MP3s on a CD it seems to play them OK. Geoff

What capacity is the stick? Today’s advised limit is 128 GB. For earlier cars it may be lower. L405 P400e Autobiography (MY2020)... Silicon Silver / Espresso