@Cecu
Most likely the other application is registered as URL handler for tidal instead of strawberry.
Open a terminal and type:
xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/tidal
To find which application is registered for Tidal.
If it's another application you can temporary remove that desktop file (usually in /usr/share/applications/).
Also make sure that the desktop file for strawberry is correctly installed (org.strawberrymusicplayer.strawberry.desktop).
@KirstyA
See https://forum.strawberrymusicplayer.org/post/3360 and https://forum.strawberrymusicplayer.org/topic/88/testers-needed-for-windows-wasapi-support?_=1749326983834
ASIO worked last time I checked, but not without resampling the audio.
It's a high priority to fix this.
@Darkness-Twisty
It works here with the latest release 1.2.11, if you got an option for "OAuth", it's an older release of Strawberry, the latest OAuth is always being used.
Strange errors might happen if there is a incompatible client id used.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/compare/1.2.10...1.2.11
macOS and Windows release is available on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/posts/strawberry-1-2-129053027).
If you are sponsoring through GitHub, Ko-fi or PayPal, please e-mail support AT strawberrymusicplayer.org for access to downloads.
@justsomedude
It looks fine, you already have the PPA repository.
@AOWOL
OSD Pretty doesn't work with Wayland so it's disabled in the settings if you are on Wayland.
@rlkeeney
It doesn't save last played to the file, only to the database.
@Sharky-PI
It should save playcounts when the song is finished playing when the "Save playcouints to song tags when possible is checked". But there are cases where it could fail, especially on Windows where the file might be locked for writing when it's being played.
Also, not all formats supports saving playcounts, the ones supported are FLAC, WavPack, APE, Ogg, MP3, MP4 and MPC.
The option "overwrite database ... when songs are re-read" option allows you to edit rating and playcounts from other program and strawberry normally re-reads them when modified as long as the mtime of the file is changed, without that option it will ignore any changes to the rating or playcount and only keep the one stored in the database.
If you install using the .deb file, you have to manually install for every update.
Linux Mint 22.1 is compatible with Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble), so you can use the PPA package repository (https://launchpad.net/~jonaski/+archive/ubuntu/strawberry) to get updates.
Debian and Ubuntu based distros are usually late in updating to newer libraries and programs. If you are like me, and do not like this, it's better to switch to a different distro, I'd recommend Fedora for versioned yearly released version, they update programs like Strawberry continuously even before a new version of the distro, or openSUSE for rolling release distro for continuous updates of everything.
Released version 1.2.10 now where this should be fixed.
Bugfixes:
Enhancements:
macOS and Windows release is available on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/posts/strawberry-1-2-126956487).
If you are sponsoring through GitHub, Ko-fi or PayPal, please e-mail support AT strawberrymusicplayer.org for access to downloads.
It's because ID3v2 doesn't have it's own frame for "comment", it uses COMM (commercial frame: https://id3.org/id3v2.3.0#Commercial_frame) so there is a bunch of other stuff stored there too, and strawberry was just reading everything except iTunNORM and picked the first one it found, but there are other tags stored there by iTunes.
I simplified this to only use the first COMM frame without description as comment, this should hopefully fix it: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/commit/bd9771a88f111134cf10ea6efe901e0ebf90d8dd
@strawt
I notice that the appindicator is installed in /home/tony/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions, maybe the extension needs to be updated or reinstalled after upgrading to Fedora 42 and a new Gnome version?
I suggest to ask Fedora or Gnome, they probably know this better.
@Biod-x
You need to enable it under Tools / Settings / Notifications
Flatpak is not just a version, it's a completely different packaging system on it's own which makes strawberry run in a sandbox environment, all features might not work and there might be restrictions such as permissions. I do not recommend it.
Linux Mint 22.1 is compatible with Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble), so you can use the PPA package repository (https://launchpad.net/~jonaski/+archive/ubuntu/strawberry) to get updates.
There isn't a sync with mobiles (where does it say that?), but you can manually copy or delete songs from a mobile phones supporting the MTP protocol. If you go on the the devices tab and double click to connect it, then you can go on the collection tab, right click on songs and select "Copy to device". In the the device tab you can delete songs by right clicking.
There isn't any help documents.
Bugfixes:
Enhancements:
I correct myself, I don't think there is a release of gst-plugins-rs yet containing the required changes, so it needs to be the code from git.
Instructions here https://wiki.strawberrymusicplayer.org/wiki/Installing_GStreamer_Spotify_plugin builds from git.
Your version of gst-plugins-rs is too old, not updated for the Spotify changes requiring access token instead of username/password. I'm not exactly sure which version you need, since I don't see it in the changelog, but I think you need at least 0.13.4, the newest is currently 0.13.5.
You can build and install it from source:
https://wiki.strawberrymusicplayer.org/wiki/Installing_GStreamer_Spotify_plugin
Full Changelog: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/compare/1.2.7...1.2.8
macOS and Windows release is available on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/posts/125992905).
If you are sponsoring through GitHub, Ko-fi or PayPal, please e-mail support AT strawberrymusicplayer.org for access to downloads.