[getbillw]

I'm having a problem with Groove (PC and Android versions). I've uploaded 5,000 mp3 files to my OneDrive "Music" folder and they are all there. Groove doesn't see them though UNTIL I click on one in the MUSIC folder and play it? Then it shows up in Groove. Obviously, I can click on 5,000 songs to get them to show up in the Groove app. Is this a known issue? I've tried deleting and recreating the Music folder and re-uploading all of the songs 2 or 3 times. I've tried the "sync your music" hyperlink in the Groove app. Nothing seems to work. Any ideas?

[Ryujingt3]

Did you solve this? I have the same issue.

[Williaml99]

Just moved from windows to android. It sees all 10,000 plus on OneDrive but does not have the ability to download them to SD Card. Hope to see a fix in the future. Considering that OneDrive is a Red Headed step child now, I am not so sure that Microsoft cares. Having files local is important to me but I'm old. I think most young people just want to stream.

[Bobvfr]

The problem with SD card storage is a completely different and well known issue and is down to some of the manufacturers of the phones, notably Samsung.

[Ryujingt3]

Here's an update for me. On my PC (non-insider) Groove finally sees my OneDrive music just fine. My phone (950XL on Insider Fast Ring) doesn't even try to sync with OneDrive when I open Groove. Perhaps it is an Insider issue for me.

[T Moore]

at the top of the songs, artist and album list in Groove there is a filter setting for sources of music is displayed on the phone

[getbillw]

(SOLVED)) Yes, but when I tell you how, it won't make sense. All I had to do was pick any one of the MP3 files in the OneDrive Music directory and "rename it". Once I did that (with just one of the files), it started processing all of them and Groove started seeing them. Just do this --> rename song.mp3 to song1.mp3. That worked for me. Let me know if it works for you. -Bill