@jonas solved, thanks!

@jonas - Working A1 for me so far. Keep up the good work

Here is the info on this https://discord.com/rich-presence

Hi @jonaski, I just wanted to mention that I've been compiling Strawberry and even Clementine recently and all the performance issues and sluggishness have disappeared. It runs smooth and well, there is no difference now between your builds and strawberry compiled by myself I've no idea why since there hasn't been any change. Thanks!

My usual way to listen to music is shuffle the least recently played. Would be handy to at least sort by date last played. [sorry for the separate posts but site wouldn't let you edit except for shortly after you post]

Thank you for the quick reply. I installed the good plugins and I am having more success now.

theaudiodb.com - They require a donation of $3 each month for proper access to the API. If someone becomes a sponsor to me on GitHub I can consider it. MusicBrainz - We already use it for automatic tag fetching, CD metadata and album covers. This is what is used when looking up CD's you load. MusicMoz - There isn't an API as far as I can tell. gnudb - This is a cddb service, could possibly be integrated. opencdindex - Same as gnudb Gracenote - This is a paid service without an open API as far as I can tell. musopen - There isn't an API as far as I can tell. This isn't a service for metadata, but for free music.

I've seen similar issues myself. The problem might be in GStreamer, I'm not sure.

This is how I've finally managed to get my own token and log in successfully with it without using sniffing apps : 1 - You'll need to install the android app, if you don't have an android phone , maybe you can use an emulator or one of the options for running android apps in a computer. 2 - After you login in the android app, you'll have to navigate to the folder where the app stores the files with the token which are in: /Android/data/com.aspiro.tidal/cache/okhttp Copy all of the files to your computer. 3 - In a Linux terminal, cd to the folder where those files are in your computer and execute this command: grep -r "X-Tidal-Token" Your token will be revealed 4 - Go to the Tidal settings in Strawberry, check the option 'Use OAuth' and copy the token in the ClientID. Click login and you will be redirected to the browser where you can accept the access to your account and that's it!

@jonas Thank you. The problem I had was locating the files. Looking under the experimental versions i found it and successfully downloaded and am running it. Thanks.

I like that it has rss feed capabilities!

The only thing we have so far is the Wiki on GitHub: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/wiki If someone wants to help with this it would be appreciated. I was thinking of a MediaWiki site (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki) and perhaps a YouTube channel that can also help spread the word and get more active contributors and funding. I can create the Wiki and the channel if someone volunteers to help with it. If someone is interested in helping with it, contact me and we can discuss it. Strawberry is a community based project with limited funding. You can become a GitHub sponsor to help fund the project.

We don't really have that. But you can select all songs in the playlist with CTRL + A, then right click and select queue, it will show a number in blue on the right side of the song title. However this will go away when the song is played.

Working here

The last release we have for Xenial is 0.5.5 still available on https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/releases It's not possible to use a newer version without upgrading Qt and sqlite3 to newer versions. To use a newer version you need to compile from source and upgrade Qt and sqlite3, maybe those are available through PPA's.

I have never tested with an iPod Touch. But there are issues related to the library imobiledevice that is used by Strawberry. You can try to start strawberry from the terminal and see if there are any output. Also running strawberry as snap has restrictions, you have to connect the correct plugs/slots.

On Linux this depends on what file manager is in use. I recently added some extra code so that nautilus and dolphin works with selecting file, while others like thunar does not, because it does not have support for selecting files. https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/blob/master/src/core/utilities.cpp#L335

There is an option in the organize dialog to delete or keep original files. Did you select delete original files? Doing a full rescan should normally fix this if there were just duplicates in the DB that are not actually on disk, but you can check it with the following queries in Tools / Console: Check if there are songs with identical URL in the DB: select url, title, album, artist, count(*) from songs group by url having count(*) > 1 order by count(*) desc; Check if there are songs with the same artist, album and title in the DB: select title, album, artist, count(*) from songs group by title, album, artist having count(*) > 1 order by count(*) desc; Deleting all the collection directories and readding will delete everything from songs table so if they still appear even when doing that they are probably duplicates on disk.

@rustyleerhoton said in Fedora-FDK-AAC: FDK-AAC You need to ask Fedora. FDK-AAC is part of GStreamer Bad Plugins: https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/data/doc/gstreamer/head/gst-plugins-bad/html/gst-plugins-bad-plugins-plugin-fdkaac.html

No. Spotify got special handling in the engine code. Digitally Imported should be easier, but you still need the Clementine internet model/view stuff and the settings.