@jonas Dolby Atmos can carry an embedded Dolby TrueHD stream, and on commercially released Blu-rays that's always the case. TrueHD is a lossless codec which can can be bit-perfectly decoded by FFmpeg.

@jonas That looks great! Thank you for your work.

An option to disable the banding of rows would be great!

@rosuken said in Tidal account:

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Now im receiving cant determine type of stream

Was playing around on a windows laptop, and i'm getting the exact same behaviour on the windows build.

@lostandfound
You need to rip the CD with a program such as k3b first.
k3b is a good CD ripping and burning program.

@rayb
You can ssh with commandline options or MPRIS2/qdbus.

See: strawberry --help

and: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/wiki/Using-MPRIS2-to-get-information-and-control-playback

@mianjiang I'm not really a fan of linking to closed-source proprietary software, there is no guarantee that it doesn't contain malware. So I deleted your post.

I don't think so. The web player is doing it without problems.

@swagstaff said in Continue High Sierra os x 10.13 support?:

We have to patch some Qt6-specific code to build with Qt5. Edit the following files:
../3rdparty/macdeployqt/main.cpp
../3rdparty/macdeployqt/shared.cpp
And change ALL instances of
QLibraryInfo::path
to
QLibraryInfo::location
(A quick way to patch:)
$ sed -i '.bak' 's/QLibraryInfo::path/QLibraryInfo::location/g' ../3rdparty/macdeployqt/{main,shared}.cpp

These steps can be skipped with Strawberry 0.9.3 and up; the code was fixed to check for Qt5 and use the proper function.

We now got a new website:
https://www.strawberrymusicplayer.org/

Update:
After some more digging, I fixed the issue. for anyone, who has similar issues, for me it got solved by switching from Streamurl to playbackinfopastpaywall, while then, getting the "GStreamer is missing plugins error, which can be fixed, by deleting the gstreamer regestry, and running

sudo apt-get install gstreamer1.0-plugins

I noticed that the page was updated. Thanks! 🙂