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  1. Long story short, Liv White and Liv Dark skins were both moved under the umbrella of Melodi. (Reason: weird obtuse google play policies) Melodi is in active development.
  2. Once you input the email and purchase ID, it automatically "revokes" the license on the former device. Nothing special!
  3. See the settings I pointed out earlier, settings-> library-> lists-> (album sub-heading).
  4. I'm in agreement that working with a desktop tool to fix your tags in a neutral and unambiguous environment would be best. There are still additional options relevant to what I've quoted, here, found in settings-> library-> lists-> (album sub-heading) There you can choose when or where album artist tags are displayed and used for sorting in lists.
  5. Still far from old behavior. This is with "scaling" set to 1.1x. Any higher scaling and the image is cut off on the upper screen boundary. Still a gaping void beneath album art and player controls. (edited to add): the labels are also weirdly center spaced, when the label text used to more appropriately fill the width of the album art.
  6. No. There's the "already purchased?" section under "About" in PA settings. Directs you to install unlocker app (from play store if you purchased license there) or to enter your purchase email and UserID (if you purchased a website license).
  7. By default I recall having the "scale art when playing/paused" toggled off. (Artwork would stay static but large in the past). I will enable and report back if modifying those options improves things.
  8. I can't seem to get the "old" style of the now playing screen back. (That had labels on top of the cover art, and cover art expanded to the largest possible area). Usually "Labels Layout" alignment set to "disabled" would do it. Now there is just a big gap between the smaller cover art and the player controls (vis, timer, repeat, & shuffle buttons). Current version: Screenshot of an older version (unsure which build specifically):
  9. When the cost (not including hardware to utilize it) of a DAW is at minimum, upwards of ten times to many hundred times the cost of Poweramp, must you really wonder why it's anything but a pipe dream? We are playing back a single file, here. Not adding/subtracting/multiplying/dividing many waveforms on top of one another. 64bit floating point has all the precision needed for output at 32bit integer format, if your DAC even performs that well. $3500 DACs (and some cheaper ones) get you SNR of between 125 and 135 dB. Well below 144dB of dynamic range possible to store in 24 bit integer format.
  10. Them being "64 bit OS" compatible and using 64 bit floating point math, are not in dispute. Poweramp too, uses 64 bit floating point math for its DSP. Floating vs fixed, this is all discussion about where a decimal point goes.
  11. This proposal isn't even used in the audio workstations that produced, mixed, and mastered the sounds Poweramp is trying to reproduce. Consider that "much better sound quality" already gone. If your output device supports >16 bit output, you do not need dither. Poweramp could benefit from sample rate auto switching (or a definable matrix of when you want oversampling done and what ratio), but that's pretty much it.
  12. Can you point to some other audio engine, DAW, software (for use with audio) that uses 64 bit fixed instead of floating point? ...I feel like every DAW under the sun uses 64 bit floating point operations, and that's not some sort of fluke.
  13. Perhaps stored files are not accessible right on startup, and so Poweramp (trying to resume playback) is advancing to the next track (hoping it may be mounted vs the last which was not).
  14. Have you added a comma to the separators for multiple artists? Option found in settings-> library-> scanner-> symbols to split multiple artists
  15. Is it possible the pop-up to enable exclusive mode (for USB-DAC/dongle) or something with UAPP is interfering with PA getting permission to use it?
  16. It can be purchased outside of the google play store, ie., a website purchase. But this will be separate from the existing license you purchased through Google (not transferrable back and forth). At the moment, I cannot seem to get the main Poweramp web-page to load. A message greets me reading "Error establishing a database connection". Hopefully that's fleeting. Otherwise I'd directly link that here, now.
  17. If you check the box for "high resolution" on your screenshot, it will show full res of embedded art. See my screenshots.
  18. Nothing about that screams "automated process", that having them in a folder generated by Poweramp's export utility would be unable to cope with. It sounds like, to me, once having them extracted (from Poweramp's cache), then adding it to the file tags with some external tool (mp3tag, etc).
  19. @MotleyG Agreed on not really a PA problem. Still, I quoted that exact portion in the this thread (so am aware of it). Did everyone but me read his support emails or something? 😂
  20. Yeah we all sorta overlooked the export settings/data option. It doesn't require any rebooting or reconnecting shenanigans to work. Just select nothing but album art for the backup, export it, and rename the backup's file extension to .zip. OP can then manually embed the artwork on their own externally as desired.
  21. I can confirm that changing the file extension from ".Poweramp-backup" to ".zip" does the trick. OP, I think this is the ticket!
  22. Feel free to create another topic to elaborate, but all you suggested was that you immediately began having an issue (album art downloads) . (Could not assume further that it was an issue with app's data folder) I myself don't have the web adb tools setup to enable viewing of that data folder on my device, so am unable to test this. Surely Max (developer) may on his end. Also that [in] the end, [you] don't know what version or build [you're] running. You can always find this in the about section in Poweramp, and in "about this app" on Android.
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