@cherrystraw Exactly. In fact, radio stations that transmit data on the current stream get a search for a cover from online sources by Strawberry and often a cover will be shown. It is often not the correct one (different album or artist, depending on the tag data sent by the streamer), but a cover at least.

If I wanted to make my own compile I could replace the baked in cdcase.png with my own, but I do not want to get involved in that. I assume the developer group scouts this forum and will see the suggestion and hopefully find some value in it.

@jonas
Ok, the StrawberrySetup-0.9.3-Qt6-x64.exe works. Thank you for the help.

@rlkeeney

I restored from a backup done on 31 December 2021.

It looks good so far. I only lost around 150 ratings.

One thing I never liked about storing data in the files was how long it took to run a backup every file I listened to was changed and got backed up. So I'm going to do the fingerprinting run a backup and see how that goes.

@indecisiveauto

I was testing with the Qt development branch where it works. When testing with Qt 6.2.2 it does not work. It's a Qt bug present in Qt 6.2.2 that is already fixed, so it will resolve itself when the next Qt release is available.

@jonas

sudo pacman -S gst-plugins-base-libs

fixed it :3

It is happening more often now.

The odd thing is that tracks are being scrobbled.

@jonas it worked! Thank you for your fast answer, this solved the problem.

@cherrystraw
Strawberry had this previously, it wasn't working reliable on all Linux desktops so I removed it, I think it's a Qt bug.

Found the problem. Offline mode was enabled for some reason. Is there some way to scrobble the songs during offline mode again?

Ahh got it to work. I have to refresh the opened playlist. Then the imported dates are visible. If someone needs the export SQL from Media Monkey to Strawberry:

SELECT SongPath, Artist, Album, AlbumArtist, TrackNumber, DiscNumber, SongTitle, PlayCounter, strftime('%s', datetime(LastTimePlayed + 2415019.0)) as lastplayed FROM Songs WHERE LastTimePlayed > 0;

Media Monkey uses juliandate to save the date. I export the other fields additionally, to match the fields in Strawberry and find the correct songs. Form the returned entrys, i create the above UPDATE statement for Strawberry:

UPDATE `songs` SET `lastplayed` = 1631919400, `playcount` = 4 WHERE `artist` = "Some Artist" AND `album` = "Some album" AND `track` = 5 AND `title` = "some title";

I found in "Tools" an entry to import this data from last.fm, which works as expected. Is there a way to use libre.fm, instead of last.fm?

@bertus
That's means a complete redesign of the entire UI, makes more sense to create a new music player.

@parakovsky Same! For me, Strawberry is the perfect music player with no doubt. I'm in love.