andrewz

That would blow the list of albums (in Poweramp and other library-based players) out of proportions.

I am afraid you dont understand the situation. There are cases when I like a single track on an album. That is when I dont keep an entire album on my storage. And since I do not want the single song to make impression in my library that I have an entire album, I leave tags related to album empty. Sure, most of these songs were released on an album and I can find out this information on Wikipedia or Discogs, but I do not want my library to take this information in account. Do you suggest to change tagging of such songs? How specifically?

This is a non-album track. It is placed in V.A. folder with dozens of other tracks from different artists and years. Album tags are empty in these files. Album Artist tags are filled with "No Album Artist[s]". Could this be the cause? I decided to share another, free track, in its original folder structure (Music.zip), with the same problem, so everybody can check all MP3 tags and file specs on his side. I see no reason to categorize this track to year "2020" in Poweramp. It has to be a bug or flawed feature of the app. Music.zip

Hi. I have a bug report. 1997 song is categorized in year 2000 library section. It's not an isolated incident. And I have my tags done thoroughly. I'm looking forward to new build! 🙂

It started to disconnect by its own many weeks ago. I wouldn't experiment with it if it wasn't already dying. Instead of a crash, I would like to see a warning like "Memory card disconnected. Do not remove the card without unmounting it first. If you did not disconnected it yourself, it might be a sign of the card failing. " in Poweramp. Thanks for your hint though.

Although faulty microSD card or reader should be primarily blamed in my case, Poweramp build 981 really crashed when I play something from my (occasionally faulty) card and physically remove its tray while playing.

Sorry for blaming Poweramp for my issues. There's clearly something wrong with my microSD card that keeps disconnecting. When playing content from the card that gets disconnected, it leads to Poweramp crash.

It turned out that part of syncing my Android device to Google account is not power management settings. After the reset, I set power saving features again to not interrupt with Poweramp. Some of the issues may be caused with that. I will report my findings later. P.S.: How about some kind of warning when first launching Poweramp? "For uninterrupted playback, turning off power saving features on your phone may be required. Do you want to check it out right now?"

Even after resetting my Xperia 10 IV on Android 14, I continue to have these issues with the latest beta build: - playback does not start after I connect my wired headphones, even though setting is correct - memory card keeps disconnecting - I'm getting crashes (sorry, no crash log)

Is there a particular reason for padding being so different in such similar menus? I'm talking about those lines with radio buttons.

The typo is still present two months later in beta released recently 😞

Crowdin translations not updated? 😞

Have you tried this? https://www.androidauthority.com/how-to-install-apks-31494/

I understand the state depends on selected skin and it's settings. Nevertheless, I find the current default skin imperfect in this regard. The strange thing is: when I align labels to the left ("default" instead of "centered"), labels are displayed over the entire width of the screen. I will probably stick to "default" now, although I would prefer "centered" with labels using the entire width.

It's pitty that hiding Lyrics and Menu buttons on the main screen does not increase space for track labels under the album art. 😞