You know when some tracks on Spotify are accompanied by gods background videos, often those relating to the individual we are listening to? It is a very short clip of a few seconds in the background. Well, we'll move on to the longer videos from there. According to what was revealed indeed, Spotify will add the videos to the already present music thus competing with other platforms.
Similar to YouTube, Spotify will add video to music – a necessary expansion for the growth of the app
Spotify keeps working on new features and may be about to release an interesting feature in the releases Android e iOS app. The novelty in question is the possibility for subscribers to the Spotify service of watch full videos on the same streaming platform, eliminating reliance on rival networks like YouTube and TikTok. According to the information of Bloomberg, the developer has not yet set a date to announce this feature, but considering the history of updates it is possible that it will be soon.
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This tool will come to complement the current functionality that allows you to upload GIFs in a loop lasting up to 10 seconds, but without this time limitation. These GIFs are the clips we told you about in the introduction. For the moment, Spotify's leaders have not released any statements indicating the possibility that the company is negotiating with production companies for inserting video clips. In fact, the passage requires an agreement with the latter, holders of the copyright of the musical bands.
Needless to say, it's not possible to give one debut date of this feature. In addition to this, Spotify has yet to confirm the veracity of the news in question. It's unclear whether videos on Spotify will make it to the desktop version as well. In this regard, the latest news released by Spotify is the arrival of one dress completely renewed which aims to improve the user experience by enhancing the organization of the music library, making it more intuitive, especially for new subscribers.
