@spoo333 Thanks for the feedback. As far as how easy difficult these changes are for the remote. If the functionlity already exists in the player pretty straight forward. for anything else it would depend on the change.

I found the location on my machine. ~/home/dan/.var/app/org.strawberrymusicplayer.strawberry/data/strawberry/strawberry/strawberry.db

@EatTheRich said in About the new sort tags behavior: Dunno if this "sort tags" thing has been implemented yet, I use the latest version available on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. (Seems to be the latest release 1.2.19) It was implemented in 1.2.16: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/releases/tag/1.2.16. You can find the option to control it under Tools -> Settings -> Collection -> Use sort tags for sorting when available. If unchecked, "Billy Idol" would appear under the "B" names. If checked, it would appear under the "I" names. Thank you very much for implementing this, @jonas!

@jonas Yes, I do! Thank you!

@KirstyA 1.2.31 is released now, contains stability fixes for ASIO on Windows.

I've found an option I could change to make it easier to understand, now the options look like this: [image: 28a269da-6bc3-4ea2-980b-d5d02db20112-image.png] Anyone who has purchased a single version, I'm happy to give a reduced price for subscription, or a few months free. Anyone who has a problem with the price, I can offer discounts. Send me a private message on Patreon instead of complaining in a public forum.

Alas, Strawberry, at its very essence, is a playlist player. I assume you would like to play tracks from the Collection list directly, as you could in MusicBee.. I don't think that is possible. I also miss the ability to play directly from the collection, as I was able to do when I used iTunes, and later, MusicBee. But Strawberry has so much else going for it, I just adapt. What I do is create a playlist called "Play from Collection", that I keep at the left end of the playlist tabs. The songs/albums pop into that playlist when I double click them in the collection list, and I just wipe them out with the "Clear Playlist" button when I'm done. A little cumbersome, but it gets the job done. It's sort of like when moving from one operating system to another, e.g., Mac to Linux. You can achieve much the same results, but the workflow might have to change.

One more thing... It might be a good idea to test with a small batch of files first, rather than the whole collection. Then, check things out in Strawberry and your file manager, to see if everything is organized as you desired.

Hi @johns_scrobbler, I'm on CachyOS and experiencing the exact same issue. Scrobbling from Strawberry up to Last.fm works fine for me as well. However, whenever I listen to music on my phone or other devices and want to pull those play counts back into Strawberry, I can't do it because the sync button is no longer available. It seems two-way fetching/importing is currently unavailable or missing in the newer versions. Hopefully, the developers can bring this feature back soon!

@Kisequé It doesn't support multi-tags. It might be something we can implement at some point, but it's a huge job.

@Madp03t It is under your profile. Click on the three vertical dots, then select "Edit". It is easy from there.

@firutoddo It's pretty much how you explain it, it's up to you how long you subscribe or how often you want to pay for a release.

@mike_jones not sure how you can call it a bargain. If you actually pay to keep the player updated on windows or mac it might be the most expensive consumer media player on market at $60/yr and @jonas doesn't event take feature requests. I like the player a lot but the pricing is wild.