Does LizMusic provide free WebDAV servers?
No. LizMusic is a music player client. You connect it to your own WebDAV-compatible storage or server.
FAQ
These answers are designed to cover the most common setup, playback, and library questions before you need a longer troubleshooting guide.
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No. LizMusic is a music player client. You connect it to your own WebDAV-compatible storage or server.
Yes. If you want OneDrive playback, you need your own Microsoft account and your own OneDrive storage.
Yes. LizMusic supports local music playback on Android devices without requiring WebDAV or OneDrive.
You do. LizMusic handles playback and library access on the client side, while the underlying server or storage account remains your responsibility.
Local playback depends on Android permission to read your audio files, artwork, and related media metadata. Without that access, the app cannot build or refresh your local library correctly.
Yes. You can add, remove, or change storage locations in the app settings. The supported path depends on the storage type you configure.
Start with permissions, then confirm the files are supported audio formats, then refresh or rescan the library. If you are using cloud storage, verify the target folder really contains the music files you expect.
Add the files to your device or supported storage first, then refresh or rescan in LizMusic. For cloud storage, make sure the newly added files are inside the folder path your storage configuration actually uses.
Duplicate tracks usually mean the same files are being discovered from more than one storage path, or the same folder was added twice. Review your configured storages and remove overlapping sources.
Cover art usually depends on embedded metadata or image files that match your library organization. If metadata is incomplete or inconsistent, LizMusic may show missing or unexpected artwork until the library is rescanned.
Yes. LizMusic supports local-library listening features such as playlists, favorites, and local lyrics workflows alongside supported storage types.
Check device volume, Bluetooth routing, and whether another app is taking audio focus. If the file opens but stays silent, try another track to rule out file-specific issues.
Many Android devices limit background activity aggressively. Review battery optimization and background playback permissions for LizMusic if playback stops when the app is no longer foregrounded.
Pair the Bluetooth device through Android first, then start playback in LizMusic. Audio output and many basic controls should follow the system-level Bluetooth connection.
The most common causes are expired authorization, the wrong Microsoft account, or a file that was moved or deleted. Reconnecting the OneDrive storage is often the first recovery step.
That usually points to network quality, server performance, or remote permissions rather than the player UI itself. Test the same server path from another trusted client to confirm whether the issue is server-side.
Yes. Local playback works offline by design, and cloud-backed listening can still benefit from offline cache or already-downloaded files depending on your workflow.
Check both LizMusic notification settings and Android system notification permission settings. On some devices, lock-screen visibility or battery restrictions can also hide or interrupt the playback notification.
Confirm the external device is connected correctly and review the playback or external-device related settings in the app. Some accessories also depend on device-specific button mappings outside LizMusic.
Yes. LizMusic includes a sleep-timer workflow in the player controls so playback can stop automatically after a selected time.
LizMusic can work with the device audio-effects path when the Android device provides one. The exact equalizer behavior depends on the device and system audio stack.
LizMusic is a player client. Your music remains in your own local storage or the third-party storage accounts you connect. For the broader privacy picture, refer to the published privacy policy.
Tell us the storage type, the device, the action you were taking, and the exact error message or a screenshot if possible. That context usually shortens support time significantly.
If the issue is account recovery, billing, password reset, server provisioning, or service availability, contact the underlying provider. LizMusic handles the playback client side, not the external service itself.
No. LizMusic support does not distribute public WebDAV servers, shared accounts, or third-party music libraries. Troubleshooting focuses on your own setup.
Battery use can increase with long screen-on sessions, Bluetooth playback, cloud-backed streaming, or aggressive rescanning. Local playback and already-cached files are usually the lightest path for extended listening.
Try clearing cache, checking available storage, restarting the device, and making sure you are on a current build. If the crash continues, send support the failing action, device model, and any error details you can capture.
Use the dedicated setup guides when you want step-by-step help, and use the support page when you already know the exact failure point.