@WoodrowShigeru You might want to consider a field that supports a date, such as ContentCreateDate, to hold that information. I don't believe Strawberry displays it though.

@OriNOVet Aha, they can be tricky.

Search terms 'Last Played' I set this to 'not in the last year' and after >Next 'Sort songs by Last Played oldest first', only showing the first 20, and dynamic playback enabled.

@AntEater and @timlance I came across this topic searching for how to output audio to AirPlay (or even anything but the internal speakers on my MacBookAir) and I finally figured it out and am posting my findings here for anyone else who might search and find this topic:

Preferences/
Backend/
Under "Audio Output":
Output: "Output to a sound card on MacOS"
Device: "Automatically select"

Of course, you can select any of the available devices under the "Device:" menu, but the "Automatically select" option appears to follow what output option (including AirPlay speakers) I have currently selected under my "Sound" menu options on the menu bar.

Note - any changes in preferences didn't go into effect until I stopped and started whatever I was listening to.

Great job developers!!

@jonas Is there a way to play the result of the query? That would be a pretty awesome feature.

Filter the playlist by typing "album:Yubiwa" in the search field

@Peach
I think I have had this happened once (I don't "drag" the songs often). It may be related to https://forum.strawberrymusicplayer.org/topic/1166/stuck-after-a-track-is-finished, at least the symptoms are the same: the song is stuck.

@lvsunz3748

Can you say more about what you're trying to do ?

You can back up the playlists, along with other library information, by simply copying your database file.

Or do you mean to export all your playlists to some specific format (e.g. .m3u)?

@Steadily8696 what is your cpu/ram and os ?(curiosity)
maybe there is some settings u can do to lower the load if in few months and more music if its too slow again.
but did it occur that it didnt open allready ?

The queue(s) should be accessible via the sidebar on the left. I actually use the "icons on top" view instead of the sidebar (right click for options) but same principle.

@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