How to Fix vivo X300 Pro Music Player Not Playing Songs

If your vivo X300 Pro’s music player refuses to play songs, pauses unexpectedly, or skips tracks, it can ruin your listening experience. This issue is usually caused by corrupted files, outdated apps, or misconfigured audio settings. Fortunately, you can fix it in just a few steps.

Why Your vivo X300 Pro Music Player Might Not Be Playing Songs

• Corrupted or unsupported audio files.
• Outdated music player or firmware version.
• Battery saver or background restriction disabling playback.
• Bluetooth or headphone connection conflicts.
• Cache buildup or app malfunction.

Check the Audio File Format.

The most common reason for playback issues is an unsupported or damaged file. vivo’s music player supports formats like MP3, AAC, FLAC, and WAV.

1. Open Files, and then locate the song you want to play.
2. Try opening it with a different player to check if the file itself is corrupted.

If it fails in other apps too, delete and replace the file with a clean copy.

Restart the Phone.

A simple restart can refresh the system and stop background processes interfering with playback.

1. Hold the Power key, and then tap Restart.
2. Wait until the phone reboots, and then open the Music app again.

Now check if your songs play without interruption.

Clear Cache and App Data.

Cache buildup can cause playback failures or delays. Clearing it resets the app without deleting your music library.

1. Open Settings, and then tap Apps.
2. Tap Music, and then tap Storage and cache. Tap Clear cache, and then tap Clear data.

After this, reopen the Music app and test your tracks.

Disable Battery Saver.

Battery optimization features can limit background playback, stopping the music player from working properly.

1. Open Settings, and then tap Battery.
2. Tap Battery saver, and then toggle it off temporarily.

You can also go to App battery management and set Music to “No restrictions.”

Update the Music App and System Software.

Outdated software can cause compatibility issues that prevent playback. Updating ensures smoother performance and bug fixes.

1. Open Settings, and then tap System update.
2. Tap Check for updates, and then install if available.

Also, open the V-Appstore and update the Music app if an update is listed.

Reset App Preferences.

Sometimes, incorrect default app or permission settings interfere with the Music player. Resetting them restores all app-related configurations.

1. Open Settings, and then tap System.
2. Tap Reset options, and then tap Reset app preferences.

After resetting, open the Music app and try playing your favorite song again.

The vivo X300 Pro is built for smooth multimedia playback, and with these fixes, you should be able to enjoy your playlists again without interruptions.

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