The easiest to do is to delete the collection directories, and then re-add the them, that will however loose playcounts, ratings and mess up the playlists (if you have any).
So if you need to keep ratings, playcounts and playlists, you can do it with SQL queries.
See:
https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/wiki/Find-and-delete-duplicates-from-the-collection-database
@nad
The current macOS (0.9.3) release does not have iPod support.
If you want, you can try the latest development release from https://builds.strawberrymusicplayer.org/macos/ where ipod support is added.
However, only the old iPod's work, like Classic 6th gen and older. Apple did lot's a things to block 3rdparty software from accessing them, so the newer ones will not work.
@linepop
It's possible to adjust the equalizer while playing as long as the enable checkbox is checked before you start playback.
@rlkeeney
There is a setting in the collection and playlist settings to enable if you have Qt version 5.15.0 or higher.
@bobkugler
What OS, file system, audio format and ripper you used?
What version of Strawberry?
If you are on Linux or macOS you can run strawberry on the terminal and do a full rescan, then see if there are any errors shown on the terminal.
@ele_cu
Make sure you have glib-networking installed.
https://packages.ubuntu.com/groovy/glib-networking
Could also be missing root certificates on your computer.
Check if other non-tidal streams are working, for example one of these:
https://radioparadise.com/listen/stream-links
Go to playlist / add stream to add test it.
@chaz
There is currently no support for devices on Windows so the devices tab isn't there on Windows.
@drbldrbl
Gapless playback is when there is no gap when transitioning to the next song. It's always enabled, and there is no setting for it.
It does not strip the actual silent beginning or ending from a song, that's something else, not what's usually considered gapless playback. There is no option or plans to add any feature to strip off silent parts from a song.
@dcot
Gapless playback is when there is no gap when transitioning to the next song, it does not strip the actual silent beginning or ending from a song, that's something else, not what's usually considered gapless playback. There is no option or plans to add any feature to strip off silent parts from a song.
@dennis845
It was supported previously (but not natively) because we were using our own fork of taglib with DSDIFF/DSF support, but when a new official taglib release came along I decided to just use that instead of keeping our own version due to fact that most distros compiled with the system taglib instead of our version anyway, so it was only really used on macOS and Windows and users just filed issues because of it. My impression is that the DSDIFF/DSF support in gstreamer was a bit unstable too.
I managed to retrieve a working client id/secret a while back, I don't exactly remember how I did it, but I think there are tools found on GitHub that can do it for you.
@kuehnkvt
We only have releases for macOS x86_64 CPU. So how did you install Strawberry, or did you compile from source yourself?
It is possible to compile yourself:
https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/wiki/Compile-and-install-on-macOS
Unfortunately there isn't a CI that supports macOS ARM yet, so unless someone with a arm based mac volunteers to create them it won't be possible to do any time soon.
@fito said in Translators needed:
Weblate
I had no idea about Zanata being unmaintained. I've never heard of Weblate.
Strawberry crashes with this error on openSUSE 15.3. Pretty sure it happened after upgrading.
Anyone else seen this?
@buffalo
Yes it should work. I used to use a IR remote to control MythTV many years ago.
The config I used: http://files.jkvinge.net/files/lirc/lircrc
@auran64
In ~/.local/share/strawberry/strawberry/strawberry.db
I've never tried the KDE connect thing but I'm guessing that it uses MPRIS2 to Strawberry and also have a service running which listens to a port which then function as a received on the computer which again the Android remote connects to.
All such remotes which uses standard MPRIS2 will function with Strawberry.
But they only have basic functionality: https://specifications.freedesktop.org/mpris-spec/latest/
The purpose of having a custom remote specifically for the Strawberry like Clementine does is to manage all features of the player, not just basic play/stop/pause, etc. It won't be compatible with other audio players.
Spotify does not provide full-length stream URL's in the public API as far as I know.
Clementine uses the official library to receive raw audio, the library was discontinued many years ago, and I'm unsure if it still works. I've only briefly looked at how it works.
But the way Clementine does it is very complicated code-wise, and the specific code that links to the spotify library (blob) runs in it's own process outside of the main application not to violate the GPL license, and is usually not included in ie.: distro packaging. So the users has to click the download button in the settings to get both the spotify library and the clementine blob code.
Does Spotify in Clementine work anymore at all?
Even if I was to work on it I would need a subscription which I need to pay for, and I'm not even interested in having a spotify subscription. It would probably require to decrypt the stream in some way and implement a gstreamer plugin to handle it. I'm not keen on using the old spotify library even if it still works, since it's closed source and discontinued.
Feel free to do it if you think it is easy.
@auran64
No it doesn't.
But you can keep two copies of strawberry.db and manually switch between them when strawberry is closed. The configured collection directories in the settings are also stored in the db