^^^ Don't do this... I thought it would give exclusive access when Strawberry is open but it genuinely blocks all access to the audio device for other programs. I think I will just stick with shared mode.

@str008
Sent you username and password in private message.

@SuperDot Sorry, forgot to clarify that this is on an Arch Linux distro, in case that is important

If anyone using Libre.fm previously is also scrobbling to Last.fm, we can now pull in your scrobbles from there.

Just email support with your Last.fm username and I'll get you set up.

@Bluster
Need more info here.
What OS, version of strawberry and what audio format?

@LordBagheera
No sorry

@kdakodiac
I don't understand what the issue is, do you get an error when adding more songs? What OS and version of strawberry?

@firutoddo
It's pretty much how you explain it, it's up to you how long you subscribe or how often you want to pay for a release.

@max
It's not normal, try setting the notifications to disabled under Tools / Settings / notifications, in case the native desktop notifications triggers system sounds.

@Kmasx
Did you try to pass CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH to the directory where KDSingleApplication-qt6Config.cmake is located like the message suggests?

@mike_jones not sure how you can call it a bargain. If you actually pay to keep the player updated on windows or mac it might be the most expensive consumer media player on market at $60/yr and @jonas doesn't event take feature requests.

I like the player a lot but the pricing is wild.

@witch
It's a known bug with FLAC, there is a workaround for it: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/issues/1422
But it should only affect FLAC.

I've managed to fix this issue for myself by overriding Strawberry to use custom avenc_aac settings.

I created a write up here: https://gist.github.com/jvgomg/38089836f8f47aa6dcf628edac0dec08

The ultimate solution would be to fix some issues with how transcoding settings work in Strawberry, and to have a build of FDK-AAC on your system. But getting avenc_aac working with higher bitrate sounds pretty good to me!