@JasonNYC Thanks for the update and your efforts. I'm not holding my breath for being able to download my 600+ albums, but we'll see! I don't have much downloaded at the moment but what is the best way of updating the Qobuz app without losing any downloaded content? I did notice with v5.8.0.1 (and possibly other versions as well) if you log out of the app it seems to junk everything.
Yes, that's why I won't try to log out and sign in again to get the wifi access working. Looking forward to trying the new update when it's out, although generally version 5.8.0.1 works ok for me. I now have around 70 releases offline. And I never get any google play store message. Btw, in my experience, I'm not losing any offline content when updating tidal and qobuz through the xapk installer.
Yes 70 albums was fine for me. Genuine question: am I really asking too much to be able to download 600+ albums? If Tidal can do it.......?
Have to correct myself here... Qobuz is an apk, so not installed through the XAPK installer, like Tidal. Just updated to 5.9.0, and now I do get the Google Play Store message indeed. I did not lose any offline content in the process though.
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Yes it was a strange one yesterday that I hadn’t seen before. I hadn’t logged out or updated or reinstalled anything. Just powered off unit and then powered on again later. It clearly had a memory of all my downloaded content as it prompted me if I wanted to download it again but it had been ‘wiped’. It was only a one click response to correct but it would have been very annoying if a.) I had had a massive downloaded library like before and b.) if I hadn’t had access to WiFi and wanted to listen to something.
I have seen it before. In my case, usually only a partial re-download though. Do you have your content on an SD card or internal memory? I thought it might occur more often when stored on an SD card.
Ouch! That's not good. No, all my Qobuz downloads get saved to the internal memory. I use an SD card for my owned FLAC files. Tbh I didn't count them but it seemed like all were there as there aren't very many now. After my previous experiences I couldn't face the pain of downloading all my favourites (the 657 releases) again knowing that I might either lose them at any moment or make the app completely unusable.I have seen it before. In my case, usually only a partial re-download though. Do you have your content on an SD card or internal memory? I thought it might occur more often when stored on an SD card.
A couple of years ago, Qobuz logged me out and wiped all downloads on my iPhone... which I found out 5 minutes after take-off on a long flight...
The way it lists for albums under an artist is by alphabetical order. That's the only way it goes and no settings to change.
Qobuz really seem to struggle with that app.
