Spotify Launches Hour Feature To App Version For Desktop

Spotify slides the clock on desktop (photo: dock. Spotify)

JAKARTA Spotify announced that they have launched the Jam feature to the desktop app. Now, Spotify app users on PC are able to listen to songs with friends, colleagues, and family. By using Jam, users can listen to the same song in real-time with other Spotify users. According to Spotify, using Jam is much more efficient than sharing playlist links. "For people who like to listen to songs while they are working, learning, or relaxing, this is a great way to socialize at the same time," Spotify said through the Community page on Friday, March 15. To use the Jam feature, users must first subscribe to premium accounts. After that, play any song or playlist you want to listen to, then right-click until you see the option Start Hour on the pop-upmenu line. In addition to right-up through songs or playlists that you want to play, Spotify users can also activate the Clock by clicking right on the Mostautouchpad in the View. Once activated, the queue will be seen in the demotion.

Users can add other people by clicking the Act button, then copy the link from the clock that is currently playing. The system joins this link only applies to premium users. Free users can only join the QR code. During the clock playback, all Jam participants and creators can change and add new songs to the queue. However, Jam can only be disabled by people who activate the feature. The queues displayed on the alert are part of the Spotify update. By placing the parade queue, the Jam maker can easily control and monitor the playlists and members.