@jonas And that is the fix I expected, thanks a lot, problem solved !

@peter
It should be available

Thank you. I'm using Pipewire (and "gstreamer1.0-pipewire") 1.2.1
At least pulseaudio emulation still works.

@jonas Thanks.
Well it seems it does not read the cover either, because the cover was added thru Media Monkey, and it is available with other players.
I would reiterate the saving should occur in the folder where the music is (if it needs to save anything), instead of the %APPDATA% path.

Either way, great work and thank you.

I did what you recommended and was unable to get the player to work again. This is sad, because since last year, the Strawberry player has always worked well. I don't think there's anything else to do...

Well, thanks for helping me.

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@jonas
Great! After some searching I found the new build here https://builds.strawberrymusicplayer.org/ubuntu/focal/
It works again. Thank you!
This is by far the best Music Player I know!
Regards M

@PeterB
OMGZ Thank You!
I registered just to send my appreciation and my eyes are in your debt!

@Gustavo-L-Conte

OK, but I still consider this as a bug!
It should warn that the disk is not connected rather than erasing everything.
That would be easy to do.
If you have a large library, it will take a long time to rebuild.

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@tagomago Thank you! Don't know how I missed it!

@pokuston
I've fixed the inline editing now. I will make a new release this summer.

@econnolly I have the same problem on Linux, using the OpenSuse Tumbleweed OS. The transcoder bitrate does not change from the default, in my case 114kbps.
There are alternatives which do variable bit rate, and support bitrates up to 320kbps, though it would be good to have the choice of better bitrates in Strawberry. I aim to use 160Kbps for playing on my iPod nano.

@yarnsaddle

rm /tmp/kdsingleapp-*-strawberry*

replying bc it's pertinent and one of the first results for google (and i wish it were here), but for distros that support it, there's a PPA for a qt6 configuration tool just like the qt5 one that things like Linux Mint ships with. it's experimental but it did the trick just fine. https://launchpad.net/~savoury1/+archive/ubuntu/qt-6-2

hope this helps any fellow people coming from google and you two (even though i doubt either of y'all will see this lol)