Guys,
Do you guys receive this same message as a notification when running Google Play Music?
"Google Play services, which some of your applications rely on, is not supported by your device. Requested by Google Play Music."
I do have the most updated Google play services installed and only Google Play Music throws this notification. Nothing stops, it runs fine but the message is annoying popping up every time in the notification tray. I know we don't have a supported device by Google but there might be a fix one of you has come across?
Thanks.
no i use most of google services and never got this message
iDuc said:
no i use most of google services and never got this message
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I don't get the message with any Google app only "Play Music", do you get a message with Play Music?
Can you post the Google Services app version or a screenshot of it?
i downloaded it from play store
I have this problem too and have no idea what causes it.
I'm really hoping to find a fix.
So, I Recently Accidentally Updated Google Play Service (Not Using Play Store) And After
That I Started Experiencing Problems With My Phone. My Google Play Store Wasnt Working And I Couldn't Log In To Google+ In Games And There Was A Notification Saying
"Unknown Issues With Google Play Services" I Tried Downgrading The Google Play Services And It Did Not Work. I Tried Updating It Again, Some Things Seem To Be Working But The Play Store Is Still Not Working And I Cant Sign In To Games.If Someone Sees This Please Help If U Can
I am running 5.0.1 (COD6) on a Note 4 (Darkstalker if that matters), and all was working fine... and for reasons unknown, I decided to upgrade my Play Store from version 5.6.8 to newest version 5.9.11. After re-boot I get google play service errors in the notification bar.
Google Play Services
Google play music relies on Google Play services which is not supported by your device. Contact manufacture for assistance..
Same for hang outs. I tried clearing the cache for both Play Store and google play services, then tried clearing dalvik and system cache in twrp. No change.
I tried to disable>uninstall>reinstall google play services, but I couldn't get passed it telling me I had to disable it first, which I obviously didn't know how to do... so I'm stuck.
PLEASE HELP.
I am repeatedly getting the "Google play services has stopped" error. Note that i have no issues with the play store, all apps and games are downloading fine, but for some games when i run them they need to download data from the server, and that's when the play services crash.
Games with issues: mortal combat and asphalt xtereme
Other games like asphalt 8 and nova are working fine.
RESOLVED: uninstalled and reinstalled play services and all fixed
I would uninstall google play services and reinstall them... I had similar issues and that's what helped...
Check permissions on Google apps/services
omniphil said:
I would uninstall google play services and reinstall them... I had similar issues and that's what helped...
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Will try that...
Thugsin313 said:
Will try that...
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I loosely followed this.....
http://en.miui.com/thread-216475-1-1.html
Resolved : uninstalled and reinstalled play services and all fixed
So I have one of the $49 Kindle Fires and I have successfully installed Google Play, Play Services, Account Managements, and Services Framework and gotten everything to work. One of the games my kids enjoy playing is Disney Crossy Road. I know this is in the Amazon App Store, but one of the issues with it being in Amazon is they don't save progress, plus I use my account across my kids devices. If I make each kid a Google account, they have their own cloud save for the game. I got this all working on my daughter's Fire and it syncs with her Google Play account.
We just recently purchased my son one of the $49 Kindle Fires and I tried to do the same thing for him. I used Method #2 found here: lifehacker[dot]com/how-to-get-google-play-on-a-kindle-fire-and-install-any-1790706649 to install Google Play on his Kindle. I have installed 4 games from Google Play on his Kindle including Tiny Tower, Township, and Disney Crossy Road. I have the settings to allow non-Amazon apps to run. Tiny Tower and Township sync up with his Google Play account with no problem. But his Disney Crossy Road does not sync with Google Play. Google Play says it is installed and I can click the Play button from it and it will open the app, but none of the achievements pop, and when I open it on my daughter's Kindle, in the settings, there is a button with the gamepad icon to show it's synced. I cannot get this icon to show on my son's Fire. I have reinstalled the app 4-5 times and rebooted the tablet. I even tried downloading the app from apkmirror.com to see if that would help, but I cannot get it to work.
Are there any suggestions on how I can get Disney Crossy Road to sync with Google Play? Thanks for your help!
"Google Play" is a whole suite of different apps, not all of which are installed by default when you sideload the "Google Play Store".
Open up the Google Play Store, and search for "Google Play Games". Install that, and see if your games start syncing then?
EDIT: This is what I'm talking about:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.play.games&hl=en
crazyates said:
"Google Play" is a whole suite of different apps, not all of which are installed by default when you sideload the "Google Play Store".
Open up the Google Play Store, and search for "Google Play Games". Install that, and see if your games start syncing then?
EDIT: This is what I'm talking about:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.play.games&hl=en
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If you can't install Google Play Games from the Play Store (-505 error) grab a copy from APKMirror and sideload.
http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google-inc/google-play-games/
Davey126 said:
If you can't install Google Play Games from the Play Store (-505 error) grab a copy from APKMirror and sideload.
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Wow, I swore I responded yesterday but I also have Google Play Games installed. I am able to see his achievements for other games through this, that is how I know his other games are syncing properly. Any other ideas?
ToddAtWSU said:
Wow, I swore I responded yesterday but I also have Google Play Games installed. I am able to see his achievements for other games through this, that is how I know his other games are syncing properly. Any other ideas?
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Not at the individual app level - sorry.
So I was playing around with this a little more and went into the Google Settings app. Inside here, there is a link for the Connected Apps section and I noticed Disney Crossy Road is not here. Any ideas if there is a way through here that I can try to enable the connection?
Thanks again!
ToddAtWSU said:
So I was playing around with this a little more and went into the Google Settings app. Inside here, there is a link for the Connected Apps section and I noticed Disney Crossy Road is not here. Any ideas if there is a way through here that I can try to enable the connection?
Thanks again!
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The app must request access (typically on initial launch)...and you must grant it. There is no mechanism for auto-authorization or forcing a manual request (obvious acuity implications).
So I got it to work last night! I don't know which of the two things did it, but I reinstalled the app again but this time in game, I set his age to 18. Then from Google Play, I said I wanted to record in game footage. After playing the intro level, it synced with Google Play. For my daughter's Fire,I put her actual age and it worked. That's why I'm not sure which change fixed it, but now it works! Thanks for your help and suggestions!