OK Google does have a set of music commands. Check out
http://www.cnet.com/how-to/complete-list-of-ok-google-commands/
Also, you shouldn't always be getting a dialog asking if you indeed want
to run an app. I suspect this is because you have multiple apps on your
phone which can all do the same thing but you haven't specified a
default, which you can do by double tapping the always button when you
get that dialog.
On 30/05/16 18:50, Mary Otten wrote:
Well, I am not subscribed to Google play music. I know you can get some of it
for free. But I don't think you can ask Google assistant to play such and such
a song from Google music, can you? I have a hard enough time getting google to
just open an app without presenting me with some stupid screen requiring that I
double tap something to say yes, I do in fact want to open this app. And Google
doesn't have a walled garden. Therefore, I think the whole thing is a lot more
complicated than you seem to think it should be.
Mary
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On May 30, 2016, at 3:25 PM, Daniel Miller <[email protected]> wrote:
Wha
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