@Darry @AnnieYazbeck That has nothing to do with Spotify integration in Strawberry.

Again, thank you. I've changed my studio around a bit and basically taken this machine off line. I did learn somethings about using the command line and for that I am very appreciative. Don't worry, as the novice I am I'm sure I'll be back at some point.

Keep well and all the best!

Figured it out, it's in "gstreamer1.0-libav", not in one of the "gstreamer1.0-plugins".

Thanks, going into strawberry.conf and manually changing last_save_playlist did the trick.

I see that the track duration bug was fixed in version 0.7.1, so if you have an older version than that, you're affected by the bug.

I actually notice a problem now with Strawberry and GStreamer 1.18 on Windows where it periodically makes a small "pop" sound (possible jump), not exactly sure what to call it, it occurs circa 4 seconds into the track, but sometimes elsewhere too, similar problem occurs when unpausing consistently each time.
I have only tested with FLAC files, but see that problem only occurs with the FLAC codec, playing the same file works fine using libav codec from within Strawberry. I can't reproduce the problem with gst-launch with either codec.
The problem is gone when downgrading GStreamer to version 1.16.2. So I tried to compile gstreamer using the latest code from git too see if the problem has already been fixed, and the problem appears to be fixed. I can definitely tell it by unpausing. So I'm going to use that until the next stable version of GStreamer is released.
So hopefully this will resolve also the issues reported to by @warbaque and @kaiser_sosai.
The buffering issues are most likely a different problem.

You may have to navigate from the root of the filesystem to the folder your hard drive is mounted in when you try to add the folders to the library. Usually it's mounted under /mnt/<uuid>, but it could be different as I have never used multi-drive setup. You may also have to mount the hard drive

Some resources you might want to read:

Auto mount second hdd in Linux Mint
Check the path of mounted drive

Sorry @jonas, missed the notification that there's activity here.

Just tested https://builds.strawberrymusicplayer.org/macos/bigsur/strawberry-0.8.4.28.gfcd4e5ac-bigsur.dmg and it seems to work. Thanks!

See https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/wiki/Using-MPRIS2-to-get-information-and-control-playback

Thanks @jonas, all I see is that it uses QUrl and fails.. here's am example where I replace some strings with ???

15:40:34.649 DEBUG DiscogsCoverProvider:185 Discogs: Sending request QUrl("https://api.discogs.com/database/search?key=???&secret=???&format=album&artist=???&release_title=???&type=master") 15:40:34.650 ERROR DiscogsCoverProvider:477 Discogs: "Host api.discogs.com not found (3)"

I guess I'll have to update eventually..

@Hompacko Thanks

Ok. Thanks. I'll rebuild and see if it works

EDIT: It's working now. Thanks

I'm running a different version of chromaprint which may br causing the issue.

chromaprint-fftw 1.5.0-2.

I can't change that at the moment, but it may be the cause.

Thanks again for the support

I have not tested with FVWM, but if it's not using wayland it should be possible, you need to enable the "Use X11 shortcuts" option in the shortcut settings and it should work.

The manual integrity check lasts less than 1s and gives me a "OK".
All my music files are stored in exFat partition. I have like 400Gb music files mainly ogg.
Everything is fine on Mixxx application.
Regards,

I think it would help if you start strawberry from a terminal, because then you see the files scanned, it might give a hint to what files take unreasonable time to scan.

If you have issues with the scan never finishing you can start strawberry from the terminal to get an idea where it's stuck. Similar problem reported on GitHub turned out to be a permission issue: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/issues/583

If you are on Linux or macOS can simply open a terminal window, then start strawberry by simply typing strawberry on Linux. On macOS you can type: /Applications/strawberry.app/Contents/MacOS/strawberry
On Windows you have to use the debug version to see the output.