@Sharky-PI Actually, I just found a work-around for this! If you put quotes around the album name in the search bar, it will treat the dash as a literal dash and not as an exclude symbol.

I sometimes have a similar issue when I change the album art on a file that's currently playing.

Re: 2, the only think I can think of is maybe a couple of the songs are in a format Strawberry doesn't recognize or use file extensions it doesn't recognize? If it's the second one, it may be as simple as changing the end of the file name from .mpga to .mp3 or something like that. What format are the files in?

Now the link works, it didn't work before

@jonas After re-configuring the my disk drives several times i have found that if the strawberry collection is not in the path ~/Music strawberry will requires rebuilding the collection, regardless of disk type (i.e. sdd, or hdd) ... since i have an SDD partition dedicated to my music library i just mount is at ~/Music/my_music and it seem to work Thanks for the help

@niko Depends on the version you use and what providers you have enabled in the settings. Genius requires a login. If you use an older release than 1.0.19, most of the providers no longer works, at least of the good ones. Many of the lyrics providers are broken in the 1.0.23 release, at least azlyrics, musixmatch and lyricsmode.com are no longer working. azlyrics and musixmatch have been fixed and lyricsmode.com is removed. But I have not relased a new version with these fixes. There are no providers with a good API available for open source software, so we mostly rely on scraping HTML pages, which will break once they change their layout of the website, or just different methods to try and stop automatic use of the lyrics.

In case anyone else is having the same problem, I made a PR that fixes it for me. You can follow here #1424

That last reply isn't helpful as he is not asking how to login. I have the same problem and have no idea what to do.

@jonas I sure do. Thanks for the quick response!

@rlkeeney Thanks so much! How would the change have occurred, I certainly didn't do it?

@jonas That's what I just did, now it works. THANKS.

@jonas Thanks, that worked! This seem like a bug with your systems cmake files. I'm not sure how that happened. I'm using unmodified src code.

Found a solution! https://debianforum.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1358882#p1358665 Install all Pipewire packages Create this file: ~/.config/pipewire/pipewire.conf.d/swapped_channels.conf and paste this: context.modules = [ { name = libpipewire-module-loopback args = { audio.position = [ FL FR ] capture.props = { media.class = Audio/Sink node.name = swapped_channels node.description = "Switched Channels" } playback.props = { node.name = swapped_channels node.description = "my-sink" audio.position = [ FR FL ] node.target = "Switched Channels" } } } ] Then Choose pulseaudio in strawberry in and Choose this device: Switched Channels

@jonas said in Playlists are scrambled: Make sure the "Mark disappeared songs unavailable" option is always on in the collection settings. Roger that, I just set that now and will report back if it doesn't fix the issue. Michael

@apprentice Like I already said, report it to FreeBSD. Someone from the BSD community needs to maintain the sndio plugin for GStreamer.

@rlkeeney RL do you happen to know if one can search the lyrics field? I've started to manually enter lyrics for lots of deep house tunes which typically only have a few lines, and often an unrelated track name, so being able to search for "specific sentences of lyrics" would be really useful. The default search bar searches multiple fields including Comment but not lyrics, it seems. Thanks for any intel!

@yelpspoon How do you exit strawberry? Or is it left on while restarting? Does it remember it if you exit using the file menu?