@bluesshow Are you using a Mac with Apple Sillicon? I have understood the build for Sillicon is still work in progress?

@buffalo many thx. Done

Found the problem. Offline mode was enabled for some reason. Is there some way to scrobble the songs during offline mode again?

That doesn't work for me either. In clementine it kind of works. Recently played includes full albums even if only one track from the album has been played...

Ahh got it to work. I have to refresh the opened playlist. Then the imported dates are visible. If someone needs the export SQL from Media Monkey to Strawberry:

SELECT SongPath, Artist, Album, AlbumArtist, TrackNumber, DiscNumber, SongTitle, PlayCounter, strftime('%s', datetime(LastTimePlayed + 2415019.0)) as lastplayed FROM Songs WHERE LastTimePlayed > 0;

Media Monkey uses juliandate to save the date. I export the other fields additionally, to match the fields in Strawberry and find the correct songs. Form the returned entrys, i create the above UPDATE statement for Strawberry:

UPDATE `songs` SET `lastplayed` = 1631919400, `playcount` = 4 WHERE `artist` = "Some Artist" AND `album` = "Some album" AND `track` = 5 AND `title` = "some title";

I found in "Tools" an entry to import this data from last.fm, which works as expected. Is there a way to use libre.fm, instead of last.fm?

@jonas

sudo pacman -S gst-plugins-base-libs

fixed it :3

@jonas it worked! Thank you for your fast answer, this solved the problem.

@jonas
Ok, the StrawberrySetup-0.9.3-Qt6-x64.exe works. Thank you for the help.

@jonas I change it and nothing.
Thanks

@lindsey
We got nothing to do with the flatpak, you need to report that to flatpak.
The regular releases and the PPA repository is compiled with libgpod.

@greywolf
This bug should already be fixed if you use the latest code from git master.

@jimmymcnulty Sorry it was originally "Newest tracks" I increased to 700 songs and the other is "50 random tracks"

@jonas Thanks for the update, that sounds great. I have "Solsbury Hill" so I will use that to verify once the new build is available. I appreciate all of your hard work on creating a great app!

@v1993 +1 on this question. Maybe it is a planned (future) feature but when I saw it I thought maybe it played the first 30 seconds (or some other duration) of each track in a playlist. I've tried enabling it before or after loading a playlist but nothing really seems to happen. Just curious.

@jonas Thank you for the informative answer! The reason I wanted to make the switch is because of a gapless playback issue with GStreamer while playing mp3 files, but I guess I will stick to it and update my library. Many thanks!