Posts made by jonas

@rajm
Do a consistency check of the database:
https://wiki.strawberrymusicplayer.org/wiki/Database_integrity_check

Try re-creating the songs_fts data, with the following commands:

Remove all songs_fts data:

delete from songs_fts;

Re-create songs_fts data from songs:

INSERT INTO songs_fts (ROWID, ftstitle, ftsalbum, ftsartist, ftsalbumartist, ftscomposer, ftsperformer, ftsgrouping, ftsgenre, ftscomment) SELECT ROWID, title, album, artist, albumartist, composer, performer, grouping, genre, comment FROM songs;

@Miguel-Ruiz
Clementine is not URL encoding / decoding the file paths according to the specifications. Clementine is doing it wrong, and is probably unable to load the playlists saved by strawberry for this reason, since Strawberry URL encodes some characters.

Another difference is that Clementine is saving metadata. For Strawberry, there is a setting for enabling saving playlists with metadata, in the settings, under playlist. If you enable that setting it will save metadata like Clementine does.

@remelach
I've added lyrics from stands4 (lyrics.com) now if you want to test you can try the latest from https://builds.strawberrymusicplayer.org/

@drichard58
This is probably related to gvfs, I suggest to mount the SMB in fstab.

@ldxza
Any flatpacks need to be maintained by flathub community.
You need to report issues related to flatpak version to flathub, here: https://github.com/flathub/org.strawberrymusicplayer.strawberry/issues

@drbldrbl
You need to give more information about the problem if you want help here.
What audio files and tags, does the taglib utility read the files?
Try dragging a file to the playlist and see what error you get there.

@donkatsu
I'm not sure this will work with gvfs. Try mounting the SMB share in fstab.

@Starmanager
I don't understand what you mean here. I don't plan to make a new release any time soon unless one or more critical issues are found.

@shankaraya
You need to enable it in Settings / Context.

• Fix initial volume not set when using Auto as output (#1104).
• Fix saving moodbar if the URL contains host, ie.: UNC paths for SMB (#1101).
• Fix CollectionBackendTest compile error (#1100).
• Remove explicitly enabling debug messages (#1106).

I just saw you mentioned pipewire-pulse, but I guess you are using PipeWire without PulseAudio then.
My experience has not been great with pipewire either, when openSUSE first came with Pipewire, it was installed automatically without my knowledge, I had a similar or identical issue, the browser stopped working when I had my hw:0,0 setup in Strawberry. I did some testing back then, and found that PipeWire was wasn't working at all without PulseAudio (or at least not with hw), removing PipeWire fixed the issue for me. I always lock pipewire and pulseaudio packages so they can't be installed even after a distro update. I don't know if PipeWire have fixed the issue or not.

@crhwv
That sounds like an issue with PulseAudio. If you you got PulseAudio installed, make sure you to select PulseAudio as output (or Auto) in the backend settings (not ALSA) to avoid such issues.

Also, the version you tested definitely doesn't have the volume fix, 1.0.13.1, that's only 1 commit version 1.0.13, which isn't the volume fix. Look at the dates, and pick the latest, usually on the bottom.

@Starmanager That's the debug version, it uses a console and is slower. If you pick one without -debug in the filename, it will be like a normal release.

OAuth login works here both with Firefox and Chrome, Linux and Windows. I've tested on macOS with Safari, but that was a while back.

On linux the critical part is that the .desktop file is installed and the "mimetype" entry contains x-scheme-handler/tidal.

For Windows Tidal must exist as a URL Protocol in the registry, this should be done by the setup https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/blob/db6aac603c7f557731a1ba3a13817e9c3b69770a/dist/windows/strawberry.nsi.in#L701
This conflicts with the official Tidal app, so if you installed the Tidal app after you installed Strawberry, it will probably stop working with Strawberry.

But this doesn't get triggered before you get a successful login on Tidal when forwarded to Tidal by Strawberry. if you get an error there, the App ID could be wrong.

I don't remember where I got the App ID from. It was long ago, 2018 I think.

I'm aware of it, it's already fixed. You can use the latest from https://builds.strawberrymusicplayer.org/ or you can workaround the bug by setting the output in the backend setting to other than auto.
It's embarrassing because both 1.0.11, 1.0.12 and 1.0.13 has volume control bugs, but at least 1.0.13 has the least critical volume bug of them (1.0.11 and 1.0.12 is worse so don't use them. At least in 1.0.13 the crashes are fixed).
This has to do with the new volume control synchronization that I implemented, which was a bit risky, but it led to more problems than anticipated.
I will probably make a new release in a few days, I will just wait first and see that nothing more critical is reported.

• Fixed volume synchronization leading to infinite loop resulting in crash when adjusting volume while playing (#1089).
• Fixed incorrect volume.
• Fixed collection organizing incorrectly handling slashes inside {} brackets for variables (#1091).
• Fixed saving relative playlists to non-existing playlist files (#1092).
• Fixed intermittent crash on collection model query (#1095).
• Require system icons for fancy tabbar and settings sidebar to be larger than 22x22 (#1084).

@Davor
I suggest to remove these repositories.: GNOME:Backports:Factory, GNOME:Factory, GNOME:Apps, multimedia:apps, multimedia:libs, they can easily cause conflicts, and could also break your system.
Since you are running tumbleweed, you should be getting updates soon enough through the main oss repo which is much safer.
You might also want to check if you really need the home repos you have.

@Davor
Try

sudo zypper ref
sudo zypper dup
sudo zypper in libavcodec59
sudo zypper verify

@geeymb
And what does gst-inspect-1.0 queue2 say?