https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/issues/1606
Looks like this is caused by the global shortcuts, specifically SPMediaKeyTap. I'll temporary remove SPMediaKeyTap until a better solution is found, this will cause Apple Music to open when using the Play keyboard button, but at least it's better than crashing.
@mncroc
There is a setting "Song fingerprinting and tracking" under settings / collection, if you turn that on, it should automatically figure out that the song file is moved and update the URL, instead of deleting the song and adding the new from the new location. You need to do "Update changed collection folders" under tools after the option is enabled.
You can also turn on the option to save playcounts and rating under the collection settings, there is a also a button there to synchronize all playcounts/rating.
Currently, you can only decrease the cover size by moving the splitter so the context window size gets smaller, this should be saved on exit, if it's not saved, please start strawberry on the terminal under gdb to see if it crashes when you exit the application (https://wiki.strawberrymusicplayer.org/wiki/Backtrace).
@WeeGerGai
I think it should start automatically on logon, check that it is running with:
systemctl --user status plasma-kglobalaccel.service
This is a release candidate (pre-release) for the upcoming 1.2.1 release. I encourage everyone to try it, please report any bugs you encounter.
This release features major restructuring of the codebase, moving source files,
rewriting CMake build files, dropping Qt 5 support, external tagreader,
and dropping some unmaintained parts such as VLC.
Bugfixes:
Enhancements:
macOS and Windows release is available on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/posts/strawberry-1-2-1-116105907).
If you are sponsoring through GitHub, Ko-fi or PayPal, please e-mail support AT strawberrymusicplayer.org for access to downloads.
@WeeGerGai
I suggest to install KGlobalAccel, that's the globalshortcuts backend to use all shortcuts through MPRIS2.
@insec404
The issue occurs because of the length of the username, on macOS the max socket name length is 46 characters, 23 characters is used for "kdsingleapp-" and "-Strawberry", so that leaves the username size to max 23 characters. Your username is 52 characters.
I'll have to create a new release to fix this, probably exclude the username when it's too long and use only the UID.
A reboot of the mac should probably fix that error.
Run the following command to make sure Strawberry is unblocked:
sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/strawberry.app
The first time you start, right click on Strawberry in Finder, and click open.
If you get the "Apple can’t check app for malicious software" error, unblock the app in System settings:
https://support.apple.com/en-gu/guide/mac-help/mchleab3a043/mac
You could copy it in, but then someone else needs to build it on the same distribution version so it's binary compatible, either MX Linux or the binary compatible Debian system (Bookworm I assume?).
You also need to use a development version of strawberry as the required access token changes aren't in the 1.1.3 release, but I plan to release a new version soon.
@insec404 said in Help with compile...:
qtsparkle
Please share the exact commands you used to build. If you modify the source code, check that it actually builds with a unmodified source first.
It's hard for me to understand how you got to to where you have these errors, QtSparkle shouldn't even be there on macOS, it's used for Windows only.
The linker error should be easy to fix by setting LIBRARY_PATH to where the intl library is.
@Popmartijn
The fix should be in 1.1.3.
Are you sure the album is marked as a compilation, does it show up in "Various artists" if you group by "Album Artist / Album"?
I can't reproduce this here.
Is there a consistent way to reproduce?
Can you try to start with a new config file and see if that makes any difference, rename ~/.config/strawberry/strawberry.conf while strawberry is closed, does it then work with the default columns? If yes, can you modify one thing at the time and see if there is a way to reproduce it?
@insec404
The code has been modified, where did you get the source from?
main.mm isn't part of the official source code, nor is the line .arg(c.readData.isEmpty() ? "<empty>" : QString::fromUtf8(c.readData));,
It does not compile because casting from 8-bit C strings char* to QString (UTF-16) has been disabled in strawberry (QT_NO_CAST_FROM_ASCII). So you need to use u"string"_s or QStringLiteral("string").
So it needs to be modified to be: .arg(c.readData.isEmpty() ? u"<empty>"_s : QString::fromUtf8(c.readData));
But I have no idea where that line comes from.
@pillo1914
There is an issue open for this here: https://github.com/flathub/org.strawberrymusicplayer.strawberry/issues/94
I think I might have fixed this issue now, if possible, could you try build the latest master (https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry) and see if the issue is fixed.
Do you have any of the features replay gain, ebur128 or bs2b enabled in the backend settings?
I've set up pipewire and set output to PulseAudio, tested playing for many hours a playlist on repeat containing MP3 and MP4 files, I still can't reproduce this, I've checked that no more than 1 file is open at a time.
If cross fading is disabled, it's hard to understand why several files are kept open at the same time.