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@Geoff555 by default, Albums header shuffle does Shuffle Songs/Categories, but you probably changed that to Shuffle Categories ("Category Items Shuffle" option). Auto UI - Albums/Shuffle currently shuffle in Shuffle Songs mode, and you can further change that to shuffle categories (shuffle icon with two dots below), but I'll try to make Auto Shuffle also honor that "Category Items Shuffle" option for next Poweramp builds. Thanks!

@Corax your device/firmware probably temporarily puts Poweramp to paused state and that causes audio artifact. If there is large enough buffer, that can be unnoticed, so that why it depends on output type/codec. I would start with adding Poweramp to the background exceptions list, as those background "optimizations" do 2 things: kill apps if they are considered not worthy for the background, or throttle cpu for them to a very low value, so audio can stutter. https://dontkillmyapp.com/sony

@traced1D for low frequency band you want to add low pass band. Bands are summed (or cascaded) together and with the dry signal. By adding high pass band (and applying positive gain) you'll hear more frequencies above the cutoff.

@Arlaor that’s typical symptom of the device being unable to connect back to the phone (usually firewall/router/blocked phone ports).

@germanloco it doesn’t seem to support it for 3.5 (https://m.gsmarena.com/motorola_moto_g42-11608.php), but it may work for Bluetooth+LDAC/LDHC and USB DACs.

@R.M Lebara the folder structure can be anything, though recent Androids do not allow adding root of the storage and /Download folder, but allows adding any child folder in those, except /Android folder, which is reserved. As soon as folder added Poweramp will be able to scan tracks and read tags. For the larger libraries (thousands of tracks), I would recommend keeping Poweramp on foreground/playing for the initial library scan, as system may kill it while in background. Poweramp continues such cancelled scan the next time it’s started, unless “Initial scan” option is disabled in its Settings. In this case you’ll see track filenames without the tags.

@JueWe there are no changes in regard of Android versions - Poweramp runs on Androids 5.0 to 14 (beta). As for slow downs, if you just initialized the device and added music, it’s probably system scan scanning a lot of music and taxing the (quite slow) cpu and io subsystems.

@TBToiK2 yes, but it must be requested/voted by the users. We're preparing voting for the new features on the forum.

@andrewilley that must be it. Will be fixed for the next beta. Thanks for the investigation!

@andrewilley I can't reproduce this behavior. If I edit LRC file lengths so it differs for 3+ seconds, the next lyrics resolution results in no lyrics for the track. Changing length back makes lyrics appear for the next lyrics resolution (after normal rescan and track change).

@andrewilley actually, I can see spaces are properly ignored in this place. They may not be ignored in the text lines, but [length: 2:30:15] should be properly parsed as 2:30:15.

@andrewilley I'll add support for this. It's just no LRC in the wild from my collection has this. There is no real standard for this, so parsers are developed "by example".

@SinaNazari not really. See here:

@ThisGuy incomplete APK download, probably, try to re-download.

@andrewilley whitespace is not accepted after : in LRC [length:] tag

@germanloco it may be, though on my moto devices with dolby, it doesn't force 48hz output. In your case, I would try 192khz, as 96khz is rarely supported for 3.5 output / Analog USB dongle (though supported e.g. on Moto Edge 30). Thanks!

@andrewilley that seems to be correct. There are priorities though, which I will try to outline here. lengthS == [length:] tag. +/-2s. difference is accepted. If no [length:] provided, it's not used for the matching, or, in other words, any track length matches such LRC "+" and "/" means "AND" here folder_path, title, artist, album, etc. here means folder path, title, artist, album etc. track tags should match exactly the LRC folder path, [ti:], [ar:], [al:] (case insensitive) etc. the list sorted by the priority (first number). The rules are processed in that order until match happens. Lower priority match won't override the higher priority match artist, album tags should not be "Unknown *" simpleFilename == filename without the last extension plain text in LRC file still may get title and artist tags from its filename, based on "title - artist.lrc" pattern with an optional track number prefix or suffix (the same way as track filenames are parsed) otherwise, plain text in LRC is processed as LRC file without any tags, so it may be matched by the rule 600 - 1000 folder_path + title/artist/album + lengthS - 900 folder_path + title/artist + lengthS - 800 title/artist/album + lengthS - 700 title/artist + lengthS - 600 folder_path/(simpleFilename or name_without_number) + lengthS - 500 folder_path + title_tag + lengthS - -1 no match

"ELO - Hold on Tight.mp3.lrc" results in "ELO - Hold on Tight.mp3" filename without extension, which won't match "ELO - Hold on Tight.mp3" filename (that is "ELO - Hold on Tight" without extension), but it may still match based on tags. We don't know if given lrc is synced or plain text until we find it. It can be plain text, despite LRC extension.

@Lorendil if you mean Poweramp player resampling, it must resample as we feed unresampled signal to the output, it won't be played properly if sample rate doesn't match output sample rate.

@andrewz Poweramp locks rotation when menu/dialog is shown.

@Loweaul thanks for the report. This kind if firmware issues can be investigated when the ROM/OTA update hits my test devices. Though if this is some beta firmware, that’s a norm - Xiaomi likes to break their media notifications in the test roms.

@den711 смотрите пост выше. Спасибо!

@Jaxas now we advanced few builds forward - are you able to reproduce this with build 976?

@Bluepoi why? Do you have any music (or audio content) in this format?

@Shubam I guess this is probably more about visualization? Usually it's sort of "pulsing" album art + some sort of spectrum visualizations, as can be seen in those YouTube videos.