Why these changes? That a sick music collector like me would be able to browse and query his collection and listen to music at the same time using one program. In addition, there should be buttons like in the file manager that would allow you to display it all as tiles (thumbnails), a list and so on.
For example "album contains '' AND year is greater than 1991". At the bottom of the window there should be a status bar that shows the number of albums and tracks in a given view (for example in the "genres" view) and how long they are in total.Ī very important function of the view 1) would be a filter bar that would allow you to query specific tags according to their values or ranges and combine these queries with logical operators. When I double-click a specific album, the songs should appear.īelow each thumbnail, for example, under the thumbnails of the years, there should be a summary: how many albums are inside, how many songs are inside, and how long are they in total. The album covers should be shown in the main area of the window. The access bar should show -> -> "albums". Throughout Quod Libet, albums are grouped by examining the album tag on individual songs. Again, I have a choice of view types from other remaining tags, including "albums" for example.
When I double click on a specific year, the access bar should show ->. So the access bar would already show -> "year", and in the main area of the window there would be again thumbnails of years composed of representative albums belonging to a given year and a genre that I previously selected. At the top there should be an access path bar (breadcrumbs) that would show my next choices and allow navigation. When I double-click a thumbnail of a selected genre (consisting of several representative album covers belonging to that genre) I should move to that genre and be able to select the view type again. Each important metadata tag should correspond to the type of view to select. The selection could be made on the vertical bar on the left side. I will describe what it should look like.įirst of all, you should be able to select the view type in the form of "genres", "albums", "album artists", "year" and so on. I will not deal with the second view in this post because I think it is very well done and I have nothing to complain about.īut the first view does not exist. 3.2.0 () - WHAT KIND OF GOD MADE IT SO LIONS HUG BACK TOO HARD Packaging Changes: Plugins got merged into Quod Libet.
#QUOD LIBET ALBUM ART UPDATE#
Russian translation update (Anton Shestakov) 1441.
#QUOD LIBET ALBUM ART DOWNLOAD#
Now already existing playlist view with sidebar showing among others collection as list, as well as context, files, playlists and so on. Album art download plugin: Fix image file extension (Nick Boultbee) 1435.For this to be possible, Strawberry needs to have at least two basic views that you can switch between using two buttons on the toolbar at any time. What changes do I propose? I propose Strawberry becoming the first-ever GNU/Linux music manager of this kind. There are many music players for GNU/Linux, but no program is a player and an advanced music collection manager at the same time. While you don't have to use these features - it's a fine music player without them - they make this the ideal playlist curation tool.I have a very general proposal for changes to the program interface. The range of tags is huge, allowing you to search not just by artist, album or genre but also by how long ago you added the track, how recently you've played it, or even the number of times you've skipped it. You might look for all your hip-hop songs from before 1996, for instance, or all your metal tracks except death metal. Rather than simply identifying all the songs in a particular genre or all the ones by a particular artist, you can easily craft more complex searches. The major feature of Quod Libet is its search function, which lets you customise your search results using search expressions. If you want to be able to customise your playlist with just a few quick search terms, this player gives you better tools than almost any other on the market. be set to the value of the artist field for my music library in Quod Libet. Quod Libet is a Linux music player with an extensive search feature that lets you tag and search your audio files to create exactly the listening experience you want. where Various Artists is the value you want in the Album Artist field. Softonic review Quod Libet is the music player for perfectionists
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