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@ldxza
Are you sure that the Kvantum plugin you got is using Qt 6 and not Qt 5?

@deresient

Can you start strawberry from the terminal and see if there is a crash on exit, if so do a gdb backtrace:
https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/wiki/Backtrace

@mandiv
You need faad2 or fdk-aac part of the gstreamer bad plugins. Not all distros include them, you might need to add a 3rdparty repository.

@kg333
ASF (WMA) audio is part of libav (ffmpeg) which isn't included in the MSVC release, try the MinGW release instead.

@nitro322 said in Library support for DSF files:

Would it be possible to add library support for DSF files? Strawberry seems to be able to play DSF files via gstreamer just fine, and even read the tags when playing the file:

I wouldn't count on DSD/DSF being added to taglib, the author of the library has made it pretty clear that he does not want to support more audio formats.
It's possible if we use our own code to read DSD/DSF or a static version of taglib, I did that earlier which is why Strawberry was able to read DSD/DSF before. However we lack contributors so I'm not keen on adding it back and maintain the code outside of taglib as I have limited knowledge of the format, there were also too many support requests related to it, many related to distro's not using our static copy of taglib.

@soulwarriors said in Library support for DSF files:

@nitro322 for version 1.0.4, Strawberry Music Player unable to play DSF files. Not sure why. So, I have downgraded my version to 1.0.1.

There is no difference in code between those versions related to file format support. However, if you are using Windows, the MSVC release does not have DSF/DSD support, because it's through ffmpeg, and it is hard to compile for MSVC, in the last release I switched the default to MSVC, so if you need DSF/DSD support you need to use the MinGW release instead.

@therealgoth
It's a bug, I've fixed it now https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/commit/3f3ae7c38fa073078feb9f7ee3c104bfd8b5ad14

@persco
Strawberry uses Qt so it should be fully wayland compatible.
Make sure you have the qt wayland plugin installed, the files are libqwayland-generic.so and libqwayland-egl.so, package qt6-wayland.

@blofeld
You need to report this to flatpak https://github.com/flathub/org.strawberrymusicplayer.strawberry

@hehemrin
Fixed now