@half_fast said:

as they are corrupt as heck.

And of course you can prove this statement?!

@blofeld
You need to report this to flatpak https://github.com/flathub/org.strawberrymusicplayer.strawberry

@hehemrin
Fixed now

@biffster I have had the same experience.

@rlkeeney I'm talking about a forward slash (/) not a backslash (\), like in Lionel Hampton's "Golden Vibes / Silver Vibes". It's probably the same issue with artist names with slashes in them, like AC/DC (which I don't play).

The problem is that I don't try to create the file, Strawberry does when it downloads a cover and tries to save it in the music folder.

I have set Strawberry to "Save album covers in album directory" with the default pattern %albumartist-%album -- which doesn't work when there's a slash in the album name. Then it just throws up an error message saying something to the effect that the image can't be stored.

This is clearly a bug, and it should be easy to remedy by replacing the slash with another character, like an underscore, before saving.

@timlance
Seconded. Airplay audio output managed from within the app would be an awesome addition.

@rlkeeney

I restored from a backup done on 31 December 2021.

It looks good so far. I only lost around 150 ratings.

One thing I never liked about storing data in the files was how long it took to run a backup every file I listened to was changed and got backed up. So I'm going to do the fingerprinting run a backup and see how that goes.

@twist I second your words! I am brand-new to Strawberry, a reformed Clementine survivor, and Strawberry was already audio app #1 in my book these past several days. Now it is officially version #1 too, hurrah!

Hi,

there is a dep package at opensuse
https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:stevepassert
or and select "Grab Binary packages directly
https://software.opensuse.org/download/package?package=strawberry&project=home%3Astevepassert

https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/stevepassert/Debian_10/armhf/strawberry_0.9.3-0.1~obs_armhf.deb

I use it on my Pi4 with lite Desktop and it works without any issues so far

@dcot
Gapless playback is when there is no gap when transitioning to the next song, it does not strip the actual silent beginning or ending from a song, that's something else, not what's usually considered gapless playback. There is no option or plans to add any feature to strip off silent parts from a song.

@jonas Ah, I see. Probably a good idea. Maybe it's possible to change the tool-tip wording for the uninitiated?

@desputin but I can't for the life of me find out how to get Qobuz up and running on Strawberry!

@swagstaff said in Continue High Sierra os x 10.13 support?:

We have to patch some Qt6-specific code to build with Qt5. Edit the following files:
../3rdparty/macdeployqt/main.cpp
../3rdparty/macdeployqt/shared.cpp
And change ALL instances of
QLibraryInfo::path
to
QLibraryInfo::location
(A quick way to patch:)
$ sed -i '.bak' 's/QLibraryInfo::path/QLibraryInfo::location/g' ../3rdparty/macdeployqt/{main,shared}.cpp

These steps can be skipped with Strawberry 0.9.3 and up; the code was fixed to check for Qt5 and use the proper function.