My Fiio settings were 32 bit 384 kHz, I've set them to 32 bit 192 kHz and it now works perfectly. Starting with 192 kHz or lower then switching to higher is okay. If the audio format is set to anything greater than 192 kHz when first starting to play then it does what I describe above. It's not the Fiio drivers, it is Spotify.
Posting this prompted me to try to fix the issue again, and I have. I suspect it's an issue with the Fiio drivers. Then it goes back to skipping tracks until I select another audio device first. I can then start and stop play, pause, change songs, everything normally while remaining on the Fiio/Headphones until I actually close Spotify altogether. Hence, a weak internet or mobile data signal in an area can cause frequent pausing of your Spotify app. I can then switch devices to the Fiio K5 and it works a treat. Spotify Keeps Pausing because of Internet Connectivity Issues Streaming music or videos is very demanding on your internet connection whether you’re using WiFi or mobile data connection. Here’s how to use it to download and keep your Spotify songs on your desktop to avoid skipping songs issues : Scarica, installa e avvia lo strumento sul tuo computer. switch the audio to Laptop speakers or the ones on the CA DAC, then press play, all is okay. Complessivamente, la TuneSolo Spotify Music Converter is an excellent tool for anyone looking to download and convert Spotify music for offline listening. If I launch Spotify and press play with the audio output on the Fiio then it skips through all the songs in my current queue without playing anything then stops with an error message (can't remember exact wording). Here's what happens on my Windows 10 Laptop. I have a similar problem but possibly a different cause.
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