Yes, thank you again, Jonas!

So it was worth it to by my high quality DAC and run it with Linux
(Musical Fidelity V90)

https://archive.org/details/smart-playlists-amarok

https://archive.org/details/smart-playlists-amarok

Hm, no other answers. Am I the only one intensively using that program functionality? I can't imagine, that this lack of feature doesn't bother anyone else...(?)

Ah, after restarting strawberry it worked. Strawberry was probably looking under Genius (login required)

Same here (Debian Bullseye). "Song texts" enabled in Context and under Song texts"-tab I have LoloLyrics, Lyrics.ovh, muxixmatch and ChartLyrics active.

Hi, I made a small video to explain, what I mean:
https://streamable.com/hclqpd

@desputin Way back then Amarok 1.4 was able to create such intelligent playlists.

@rlkeeney Yes, correct. In addition to all the other criteria.

Hello, I'm working with intelligent playlists. The problem is, that if let's say I want to create a calm/relaxed mix for the evening,
then I have to decide, if it is a AND or a OR playlist. But that is a problem!

So for example for my playlist:

Genre: Contains "calm" OR
Genre: Is "triphop" OR
Genre is "jazz"

So the problem then is, that I get also music that only has a rating of 3/5 stars. But I ONLY want the songs that have a rating 4+ and also I don't want songs by leonard cohen. So what kind of playlist I would like to see is this:

Genre: Contains "calm" OR
Genre: Is "triphop" OR
Genre is "jazz"

AND
Artist: is not "Leonard Cohen" AND
Rating: Is higher than 4/5"

What do you think?

@strawb321 said in Bug/Problem with "device busy":

pipewire

Not sure, maybe look here:
https://wiki.debian.org/PipeWire

Ok, thank you jonaski for your reply on:
https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/issues/1034

So pulse audio is blocking palyback. My solution:

I created two Desktop-Shortcuts with two scritps behind. Script one pulse-stop.sh:

#!/bin/bash
systemctl --user mask pulseaudio.socket
systemctl --user stop pulseaudio.service

And pulse-start.sh:

#!/bin/bash
systemctl --user unmask pulseaudio.socket
systemctl --user start pulseaudio.service

So when I want to play audio in Strawberry, I click the stop-pulse-button and when I'm finished, I press the start-pulse-button. Not perfect but works