I would love this

Oh jesus hecking christ. It was the .nomedia file. Thanks. It's scanning the folders now.

Where did you install it from?

For Spotify music, if you want to import and move them to other platforms, then you may fail due to the protection of it. But things would be different while you get help from tools like DRmare Spotify MP3 Playlist Downloader. I often used it to get Spotify music available for other devices and platforms.

Clementine had icecast msuic directory functionality that was quite good; it seems the current implementation in clementine may have a few bugs concerning vorbis streams and such; however, this is a MUST have feature for strawberry in my opinion. It has always been my reason for sticking with clementine and a constant thorn in my side that clementine has had unfixed bugs concerning vorbis streams for many years now. I don't know if clementine has stopped developement and bug fixes or what; but, I really hope to see the icecast directory back in clementine. Unfortunately dir.xiph.org decided to break their beautiful web-based directory searcher with the new less functional version; but, eh, that's beside the point. Hope to see the icecast directory back in action again soon! And working this time!

We don't really have much documentation, but I guess it should be noted in the feature list. I have looked into it but didn't immediately figure it out. I don't know when I get a chance to look into it again. It's bit more work as I need to set up a build environment on Windows to debug it. I do the development on Linux, and most things just work on Windows because most of the code is the same. However there are a few minor gstreamer related issues on Windows that probably would be best to look into at the same time. Setting up a small program to reproduce and debug this instead of compiling the entire program on Windows would probably be easier. CD playback does not work The stream discoverer does not work The WASAPI plugin is causing crashes

It's for debugging, you can query the database directly. Example you can do: SELECT * FROM songs;

Ok, tried that one and problem persists.

Yes, Cinnamon. Strawberry 0.7.2

It doesn't work for me, I get Authentication failure: (401) (3009).

Hi, Sorry to hear about your health problems, I hope you get better.. I always heard that back pain is one of the most painful and annoying issues someone can ever have.. take care of yourself honestly, health it's the most important thing. Sorry for being late to the party, but I've just become an sponsor, I know is not much but I decided to support you on a regular bassis even with such small amount, it's all I can do for the moment. Your project is really important to me, Strawberry is basically along with Clementine (although it seems to be stalled) the only good and viable Subsonic desktop client for macOS, and I would like to continue using it for a long time All the best,

I wrote an update for the linked web-ui for Clementine. It now uses mpris2, Python 3, and pydbus. It's here: https://github.com/juliusvering/clementine-webremote I'll go ahead and adapt it to Strawberry next.

@Ton Answer my own question about low latency. It was difficult to find because most of the internet is about recording. Not about playback. I liked this explanation. https://medium.com/@juliozynger/your-app-and-low-laatcy-audio-output-d21d7b672305 and this one https://juce.com/ I will get there step by step. I think.

@jonas Thank you - yes, the files are OPUS encoded. For some reason my phone wants to see .ogg extension, my Mac will have different metadata recognition depending on which app I use to open the files and which filename extension I have. I made two batch scripts to rename the files back and forth but obviously that's not the handiest solution. I have what sound to me like good results using the opus encoder and so I'm trying to just stick with that for any lossy encodings I do. Sorry about the terminology mistake - opus is the encoding method.

That did it, thanks!