Many Alexa users that play Amazon Music on Alexa devices reported that when they played music using their Amazon Music subscription, Alexa will stop playing music after a certain time. Solution for Alexa Stops Playing Music Due to InactivityĪlexa Stops Playing Music Due to Inactivity when Play music from Amazon Music.Alexa Stops Playing Music Due to Inactivity when Play music from Amazon Music.More pertinently, it will also soft reset the Alexa device and seemingly make it behave a little better.
It’s the nuclear option, of course, but if all else fails yanking the plug out of the wall will kill the music. Again, I’ve no real idea why this works, but it does. Then try asking Alexa to stop playing the music again. To do this, drag down from the top of the screen and select Home in the top-left corner. On Echo Show devices with screens, use the touch controls to get Alexa to go back to the Home screen. I’ve no idea why being more specific makes a difference, but it does. Or, if you’re listening to an online radio station: Tell Alexa to stop playing musicīeing more specific can sometimes help. In our experience, this seems to be a bigger problem with smaller devices such as the Echo Dot, which don’t have the same mic array as the larger Echo speakers. If you’re being ignored, try using the volume buttons/dials on the Echo device to turn the volume down. If the music is loud, Alexa’s mics may have trouble hearing or interpreting your voice commands. The number one cause of Alexa failing to stop playing music in our house is that the volume level is high.
Here, then, is how to get Alexa to listen and restore peace in your home. The tips below might not cure all problems, but they’ve definitely helped to keep Alexa under control in our house. Judging by online forums and social media, lots of folk have problems getting Alexa to behave. ALEXA, FOR *!%*’s SAKE, STOP! If you constantly find yourself yelling at your Amazon Echo devices because Alexa won’t stop playing music, you’re not alone.
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