I've followed the thread and performed the same steps to no avail. My troubles started 2-3 months ago. I also live in the US, my Roku is up to date, as is my spotify version. When I start spotify I see the splash screen for 3-4 minutes followed by a white screen for a second and subsequently a Grey screen with a white outline box in the middle of the screen. The screen is unresponsive to the rodu remote except for hitting the me button.
What other ideas do you have?
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Same problem, Spotify worked fine for years on Roku 3, now suddenly wont connect.
Spotify will no longer load on Roku 3, plays then quits after 10 seconds.
Model: 4200X - Roku 3
Serial : 1GU44G105294
Software version: 14.0.4 build 12221-04
GC version 12.7.25
Timestamp 2024-12-09T22:11:54Z
Issue ID 94-495-251
Thought I had responded but the specifics for my Roku:
Model: 3920X
Serial: YH00CD544419 (K4212C544419)
Software: 14.0.4 - build 12221-91
GC: 12.7.25
Timestamp: 2024-12-09T17:21:49Z
ID 19-494-961
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I've been having the same issue for about a week now. It has impacted all 5 of the Roku boxes in my home, as well as a single FireTV set top box. In each case, the app would open to the Spotify logo, but the app would never fully load. The issue did not impact the Spotify app on my mobile phone regardless of whether I was connected to my home network or my mobile carrier.
While troubleshooting, I actually connected one of my Roku boxes to the Internet via the hotspot feature of my mobile phone, and the Spotify app opened and ran just fine. This pointed to either an issue with my home Internet Service Provider as compared to my Mobile Service Provider, or an issue with my local network configuration. After several hours of troubleshooting, I was able to isolate the issue to the IPv6 setting in my home router. My mobile phone hotspot has IPv6 enabled by default, whereas I had this setting disabled on my home router. Once I togged IPv6 setting in my router to enabled, the Spotify app started working on all the devices in my home.
Not sure why this made a difference, as the Roku Box itself appears to be using IPv4, but apparently Spotify recently updated something in their set-top box app that requires IPv6. If you are having similar issues, try enabling IPv6 in your router to see if it helps.
I'm having the exact same issue on 2 of my Roku devices. It's been happening for a few months to both mine & my wife's phones. Worked perfectly before now we can't even launch the app.
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I have confirmed the solution posted by "byancey" has fixed the problem! I was having a similar problem with Spotify app freezing and not loading on Roku. This affected all Roku devices connected to our home LAN which are connected by Ethernet.
Solution: IPV6 was disabled in our Ubiquiti EdgeMax router by default. I enabled IPV6 for the DHCPv6-PD to function, and added related firewall rules. Spotify now loads & plays music on all Roku devices, same as before the problem showed up.
Our ISP does not offer IPV6, only IPV4. This fact doesn't affect the solution. All that matters is IPV6 is enabled for the home LAN router.