@cdhacker
This seem to have to do with the client ID which the tidalapi script uses, and quality set to "HI_RES_LOSSLESS" and stream URL method set to "playbackinfopostpaywall".

HI_RES_LOSSLESS was missing for quality, added now.

I'm able to stream with some albums with 96/24 and some with 192/24 without any other modifications to the authentication code.

@chpichen
It's hard to say for sure, can you open one of XSPF files in a plain text editor such as notepad and see how they look, if you can paste the contents here I can have a look.

@jonas oh gosh, i knew it had to be something simple like that. tysm!!

@allaun

It looks like the path is cut short. Maybe it has to do with some special characters in the path, or the length of the path.
Can you copy and paste the entire path here, right click on the affected song in the playlist and select "Copy URL(s)...", then use CTRL + V to paste the URL here.

I completely agree! "Beats-per-minute" is a crucial filter tag, especially for projects or discussions involving audio processing, heart rate monitoring, or tempo adjustments. It helps categorize and streamline the search for relevant content, making it easier for others to find and contribute to related topics. Adding this tag would definitely enhance organization and accessibility.

@mike_jones

I Just tested adding a SMB drive on macOS 15.1.1 Sequoia, and it works fine here.

Make sure Network volumes is added for Strawberry under Security / Files & Folders

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@TakeFive sorry for my question I found the option in strawberry settings to maximize window by start 🙂 thank u so much for quick answer and willingness to help anyway ❤

@synth_mania

I agree, your expected behavior would be the perfect way. But since this is an operation that's not a day-to-day thing, how about a kludgy workaround? Organize your songs alphabetically, and transfer in several smaller batches, based on letters of the alphabet, e.g., A-F, etc.

@leo
Can you try the latest (currently 1.2.3-43) from https://builds.strawberrymusicplayer.org/debian/trixie/ and see if it fixes this crash.

Nevermind, I'm a complete idiot and i forgot that's the album I duplicated to test TakeFive's suggestion.

I'm just a dork.

Thanks again everyone for your time and help.

Happy New Year!!!

@silver-sun FYI: I'm using mp3 files.
I haven't experimented since my original post.

@jonas
Is this it?
gstreamer-plugin.x86_64 1.2.8-8.fc40

@James Happy Days! The update I just got today fixed the problem. Sort by artist now displays all the songs in alphabetical order which is PERFECT.
Thanks again for all your work !!

James Janzen

@jonas - Nope, it is not muted, and still does not audibly play anything. I tried all combos of audio output and device in the backend settings and nothing has changed, hence my confusion. As said, all other playback (games/Spotify/browser) works, so I am really unsure what happened.

EDIT: Seems this was on me, I used the x86 build which was not working. Downloaded x64 this time and it works just fine. So sorry! Appreciate your time.

@jonas Thanks! Great to be rid of this. A minor irritation in theory, but these things get to me more than they really should do.