@lorenzolamasse

You can run cmake with extra -D parameters to specify the location of taglib.
Configure using TAGLIB_INCLUDE_DIRS, TAGLIB_LIBRARY_DIRS and TAGLIB_LIBRARIES.

To find the include directory, look for the directory containing tag.h and use the parent directory of the "taglib" directory.
To find the library directory, look for libtag.dylib.

Something like this:

cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH="/opt/homebrew/opt/qt6/lib/cmake" -DBUILD_WITH_QT6=ON -DUSE_BUNDLE=ON -DICU_ROOT="/usr/local/opt/icu4c" -DTAGLIB_INCLUDE_DIRS="/opt/homebrew/opt/taglib/include" -DTAGLIB_LIBRARY_DIRS="/opt/homebrew/opt/taglib/lib" -DTAGLIB_LIBRARIES="/opt/homebrew/opt/taglib/lib/libtag.dylib"

I didn't test this, modify the dirs if they are wrong.

@jonas Hello! I also have a similar problem, though with a different set up.

Ubuntu 20.04 & 22.04 (Just upgraded- same problem on both distros)
JDS Labs Element II DAC/Amp
Brave & Firefox browsers

Strawberry Backend Settings:
Output to a sound card via ALSA
Device JDS Labs Element II USB Audio

hw:1,0

ALSA plugin: hw selected, out of the following options

hw plughw pcm

I'm trying to play high resolution FLAC files (192khz/24bit), so I'd prefer to avoid downsampling to 48khz if possible.

Thank you for your time, and thanks for the work you and the other developers put into strawberry- I wouldn't want to use anything else. 🙂
-GarethFuller

@Miguel-Ruiz Fluthub appears to be experiencing some technical difficulties at the moment. It has been reported via Matrix and IRC.

Note that the stable version of Strawberry is several releases behind the 1.0.14 release.

$ flatpak search strawberry Name Description Application ID Version Branch Remotes Strawberry Music Player A music player and collection organizer org.strawberrymusicplayer.strawberry 1.0.0 stable flathub

On Ubuntu you might want to add Jonas Kvinge's PPA for an up-to-date version.

@jonas Guess I'll have to stick to Clementine.

@drichard58
This is probably related to gvfs, I suggest to mount the SMB in fstab.

@drbldrbl
You need to give more information about the problem if you want help here.
What audio files and tags, does the taglib utility read the files?
Try dragging a file to the playlist and see what error you get there.

@Starmanager
I don't understand what you mean here. I don't plan to make a new release any time soon unless one or more critical issues are found.

The gap may be inserted during compression/encoding: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gapless_playback#Compression_artifacts

OAuth login works here both with Firefox and Chrome, Linux and Windows. I've tested on macOS with Safari, but that was a while back.

On linux the critical part is that the .desktop file is installed and the "mimetype" entry contains x-scheme-handler/tidal.

For Windows Tidal must exist as a URL Protocol in the registry, this should be done by the setup https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/blob/db6aac603c7f557731a1ba3a13817e9c3b69770a/dist/windows/strawberry.nsi.in#L701
This conflicts with the official Tidal app, so if you installed the Tidal app after you installed Strawberry, it will probably stop working with Strawberry.

But this doesn't get triggered before you get a successful login on Tidal when forwarded to Tidal by Strawberry. if you get an error there, the App ID could be wrong.

I don't remember where I got the App ID from. It was long ago, 2018 I think.

@jonas Wow, thank you :). Will do so for sure.