@lvsunz37
Run an integrity check on the DB:
https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/wiki/Database-integrity-check

To check if playlist songs are still there:

select * from playlist_items;

@depmco
Just a suggestion if you want something relatively simple for radio streams. PLS playlist file:

Create following in text editor (i.e. Notepad), save with .pls extension (i.e. "Radio.pls).
[playlist]
numberofentries=2
File1=Stream URL
Title1=Whatever title you want
File2=Stream URL
Title2=Whatever title you want
and so on...

If you want them in some specific order and add new ones later you just increment numbers.

@jonas
Yes, it states I am logged in. I actually logged it out, and reestablished it through the prompt I get in my browser from Strawberry requesting access to my Genius profile (api.genius.com OAuth federation). I actually let it sit a second and looked back at the Strawberry settings popup which was waiting for me to approve. I approved it and and it showed signed in status immediately. I then tested with Peter Gabriel "Solsbury Hill". No results. I enabled Musixmatch, restarted the song and showed lyrics immediately. Not sure what the problem might be.

@jonas
It works now, thank you 🙂

@jonas Tonight I have installed Version 1.0.0-11-gb1f70982 and I am happy to report that despite having volume control disabled, for my 96kbps / L24E flac file, the analyzer is analyzing away! 🙂

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PS dig my crazy color scheme -- it clashes with everything else visually but I think it fits Strawberry motif to a T!

@twist I second your words! I am brand-new to Strawberry, a reformed Clementine survivor, and Strawberry was already audio app #1 in my book these past several days. Now it is officially version #1 too, hurrah!

With Spotify or Deezer support I mean that the player could have a simple search bar for them without unnecessary graphics and other bloat. Youtube and Vimeo support might have an option for the video to watch. Soundcloud and Mixcloud, these also wouldn't need more than a search bar in my opinion. You would need to use your account in all these streaming sites.

@jonas
Yeah sorry I don't know anything on how those identification/fingreprinting works for music songs .... So total noob in this area. So is it like a checksum of a file then ?

And all those services have proprietary database then ? or proprietary algorithm to recognize the song?
And I guess shazam doesn't have any API for using their service for that?
So I guess by now you understood what I meant, it's the fact to be able to recognize the song and being able to add the metadata ....
I have some music, which are not that unknown or that for a niche public... and which are then not recognize by tfingerprinting analyzer, can I improve it in some way to make them more recognizable?
That's my ultimate question.

And about ifuse, it came knowledge to me with the pegasus program breach and the amnesty program to alleviate any malware or intrusion on iOS device
https://docs.mvt.re/en/latest/ios/install.html

as you can see there is a specific library there. That's where come ifuse from.
It simply mount the iOS filesystem and of course you have more or less access to things depending if the devices are rooted.
But as I said there are simply two folder to extract the files from. There are also the covers and the plist files. . So it could be useful maybe to merge them together? just an idea like that of course.

@jonas said in How to restore stats:

I plan to make a new release soon, there will be an option to turn on song fingerprinting and tracking to prevent losing playcounts and ratings.

The recent release (Version 1.0) still doesn't fix this issue.

@jonas
Works great, thanks!

@silver-sun Thank you so much, I thought there would probably be a way of doing it, just that I couldn't find it for some reason. Not sure why not, must have been half asleep at the time. Thanks again, much appreciated

@mindwurx
See https://forum.strawberrymusicplayer.org/topic/392/mark-as-listened?_=1633808646738

@mindwurx
It does nothing, the option should have been removed.