xbox music not displaying even after I add the folder

Hi Birch,

I would suggest posting this question up in the
Microsoft Answers Xbox Music forums. The folks there have more experience with RT devices, and will be best equipped to help.

I've got a another solution! for error 0xc00d11cd (0x80004005) when you try to play a song.

The problem is not on xbox music app, the problem is where does xbox music takes the information:

THE MUSIC LIBRARY, I think is a bug related to cloud sync, so I deleted all the local music located on the cloud.

(Recomendation: Move all your music to another folder)

1.Simply go to the file navigator

2.Right click on the left pannel (where the file system tree is displayed)

3.Select show library (just in case that is not displayed)

4.Delete the old Music library (it is just a library, it will not delete your music)

5. Right click on libraries

6. Select to Restore the default libraries

7. Open the Music library

8. Add the folder where you locate your music (move it first to a inner folder as a suggestion)

9. Open xbox music

It should add all your music again.

The error appears because the xbox music can't find the path where your music is. In my case the library was corrupted and it couldn't access it.

I hope it helps you as it did it with me.

Microsoft, this is the source of the problem, please check if your could syncing is damaging the library file system

is you music library on the pc? if so you need to add your music to the music libraries in windows for them to show up. Just click the music folder in windows explorer and then add folders and find where you music is and ok.

Does your xbox even detect your PC?

If it does detect the PC but not the music then you have to make sure the music folder on your PC is being watched by windows media player.

Open windows media plays, click organise then manage libraries then music. Then make sure the music folder is listed. After adding it you need to wait a while with media playing running for music to be available for streaming

I am having the same issue. I have my music organized into folders as follows (My Music\Artist\Album\song.mp3). After migrating over to windows 8 and using the xbox music app it began creating new folders on its own. It created 2 folders "Purchases" and
"Xbox Music Pass" under the "My Music\Xbox Music" folder structure.

It is downloading the songs I already have but in wma format instead and placing them under the Xbox Music Pass folder and it is continually growing. When I view the music through the Xbox music app it shows 2 versions of the song, my mp3 version with no
little icon next to it as well as the wma version with a small cloud icon next to it.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

And I just have to add that I am a big fna of the direction Microsoft is heading with its software/hardware and have been using Zune/Xbox/Windows Phone for a long time; however, my experience with "upgrading" to Windows Phone 8 and Xbox music has probably
been one of the worst experiences I have had with new versions. The zune software and wp 7.5 worked so amazingly well together and now I have this which is causing SOOOO many headaches.