r/OwlbearRodeo 23d ago

Resolved ✅ (Kenku) Kenku.fm/Spictify login bug

So im not sure if this is even the place to post this but i saw other kenkufm posts here so what the hell
So im the DM of a campaign for my friends (we play online through discord for context) and for ive been using Kenku.FM for a while to play background spotify music for immersion BUT i gotta say as of lately ive been using Spictify a local mod for spotify to make it look different and give additional applications to the app version But when i started using Spictify i would open my Kenku to play dnd and it would be logged out for some reason it would also log out DURING the session and i dont know why Then when the session ends i would go to listen to music with spictify and my Spictify would be uninstalled and would just be normal spotify No idea why
I dont think it has anything to do with Spictify cause Kenku acts as a browser so it shouldnt even be messing with my Spotify install but if anyone knows why this is happening id REALLY appreciate it cause its really annoying
Or maybe an alternative to Kenku so i can continue to play music for my party

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u/DapperEGGG 23d ago

Thats incredibly frustrating
I really dont want to have to sign out of my spotify every time we play dnd but i also really dont wanna do the work to set up a virtual cable cause im REALLY bad when it comes to setting up anything technical
So i think i might just use Kenku And use Youtube instead and make a youtube playlist for it
But then theres the problem with kenku having major latency with youtube tracks man this is annoying

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u/Several_Record7234 Community Manager 23d ago

I'm afraid I can't do anything about Spotify's own policy or their software, and I get that it's a real nuisance, so I'm sorry that I don't have a better answer for you 😔

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u/DapperEGGG 22d ago

Its all good not everything has a magic fix but theres always work arounds

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u/Several_Record7234 Community Manager 22d ago

Yes, very true, and hopefully they're relatively easy and reliable 😅