@jonas thanks for the response, my follow-up questions are not judging but trying to understand the needs.

What is the purpose of leaving them off the git repository? Is there a potential for the secrets to be used/abused higher than being obfuscated in the .tar.xz until they are found there?

email your android account/gmail to nwremote@zudiewiener.com and I'll add you as a tester with further info

I'm not sure if necrobumping is allowed, but are there any updates regarding this? Would really love to see milkdrop-like visualisations. When I was on Windows I loved watching them with the foobar2k plugin I had for it. 😃

Mysticism! 🙂
Everything worked out today.

Output: "c:\data\projects\strawberry\msvc_\build_release\strawberry\build\StrawberrySetup-1.2.13.3.gce4f2ece-msvc-x64.exe" Install: 7 pages (448 bytes), 12 sections (24864 bytes), 933 instructions (26124 bytes), 509 strings (88228 bytes), 1 language table (318 bytes). Uninstall: 4 pages (320 bytes), 1 section (2072 bytes), 490 instructions (13720 bytes), 350 strings (14474 bytes), 1 language table (282 bytes). Datablock optimizer saved 55686 bytes (~0.0%). Using lzma (compress whole) compression. EXE header size: 64512 / 38912 bytes Install code: (140446 bytes) Install data: (181707820 bytes) Uninstall code+data: (122942 bytes) Compressed data: 73031100 / 181971208 bytes CRC (0xAEF4CE05): 4 / 4 bytes Total size: 73095616 / 182010124 bytes (40.1%)

@Ivypreston said in Spotify - Switching to access token:

I managed to play music from spotify premium apk using strawberry in one of the first versions that supported spotify. However, now I can't play the song anymore.

help me!

@mini_bomba

I've disabled the OSD Pretty if running on wayland, if you still want to enable it, you can change this line here https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/blob/3fd29c6dcce235b5efcad28a14a9cb172311638a/src/osd/osdbase.cpp#L477 to return true;

@jonas Yes, I have enabled Save play counts to song tags.

Thanks. I'll wait for the update to work its way into the repository. I just got 1.2.4.

@jonhd
I don't think the maintainers of AUR are active on this forum so it's probably better to report this to AUR directly.

@etyloppihacilem I'm wondering if we potentially ran into the same problem. See my post.

https://forum.strawberrymusicplayer.org/topic/5712/transfer-to-a-device-configured-with-transcoding-to-a-compressed-format-is-useless

Resolved, Windows build instructions for developers is updated in strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry-msvc.

Hello Gustavo & Jonas,

Thank you for looking at this problem.
This is not a major bug preventing me from using Strawberry, but just annoying.
I know how to get round the problem but I am not sure my sister or some of my friends would.
This could deter them from using it.

@user1234 id love a function like this, it feels ridiculous that this amazing full feature music player cant easily do something as simple as properly shuffle playlists.

for that matter, neither the general shuffle function nor the shuffle playlist function do anything for me in that regard. i am simply unable to make the player choose a random playback order for any given playlist. it will always follow the album order, even if i manually pick a random track to start with...

@athoopen https://www.radio-browser.info/search?page=1&order=votes&reverse=true&hidebroken=true&name=radio 4 extra

Really, from ALL of the radio apps with built in stuff - I'm very happy to escape them. There are just too many issues - so it's better to leave Strawberry for music if you want a GUI Radio player.

With the way that, for example, BBC make it tough to track down URL's - and when you see the streams, it's easier to hunt down the prized OPUS ones and leave out the archaic mp3 or m4a streams... most music players can't keep up.

The website absolutely can, if a station stops playing then I go back to the browser and find the next stream.

I think I had one afternoon searching and finding stuff I liked on there, and it's really very trivial even for a grandmother - or even your wife.

However, the absolute best Radio GUI application IMO - the one I left behind (preferring the playlist) was Shortwave - which is something that Strawberry isn't ever going to come close to emulating...

It's very simple to look at, with BIG icons to click, and easy 'Browse' and 'Search'... though I found it only 95% reliable compared to the above website - which gives you the actual stream, so you can copy and paste it into your list.

Really, once she has a dozen stations - why would she need anything else hard-coded?

https://itsfoss.com/content/images/wordpress/2020/03/shortwave-screenshot-1.png

@jonas Ah submodules - thanks for the pointer! cmake now works.