OmniscientNihilist
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And it does nothing I need.
vague statement that makes you appear to be in denial
zero recognition of the fact that replaygain is the best way to solve the volume problem
And it does nothing I need.
https://github.com/AdrienPoupa/VinylMusicPlayervague statement that makes you appear to be in denial
zero recognition of the fact that replaygain is the best way to solve the volume problem
https://github.com/AdrienPoupa/VinylMusicPlayer
This one has replayGain, gapless and many other features. It's libre/open source so no tracking or other shady stuff happening in the back
Hiby has play through folders and everything else you listed. It's actually very rich in term of features but I find the app to be a bit slow and bloated. Might be fine to use on a dedicated device i guess.the player on my hidizs ap80 is pretty good. it has the key features that i want
1- dark mode
2- play directly from sd card folder structure
3- play through folders option
4- replaygain
except when i power it on it takes like 5 clicks before i get to the sd card folder structure, which is stupid. they need an option so i can set the default power up page to the sd card. so soon as i turn it on i see my folders of music. omnia android player has that option, but it doesnt have play through folders option. the playback literally stops once it reaches the last song in a folder. forcing you to build a queue first before you play files.
Hiby has play through folders and everything else you listed. It's actually very rich in term of features but I find the app to be a bit slow and bloated. Might be fine to use on a dedicated device i guess.
Yeah dongle/mini dac is the real deal since a couple of years now.i will just use a phone eventually
Just tried omnia player. It does a lot indeed
I suggest get a phone
Also tried replayGain. It took me 3 hours to scan my library and apply the tags on foobar2K. But I guess it's a nice feature when some records are mastered way too loud.
While you don't have the best way of describing the advantages to others, I do appreciate someone who appreciates the features we pushed to have implementedovercomplicated for most people
and if it doesnt have replaygain its useless garbadge
most of these players dont even know how to play through folders and keep playing haha.
my hidizs ap80 does. it has replaygain and play through folders options
best player is simply one that plays the file structure directly and doesnt stop playing. amazing how something simple is so hard to find in todays overcomplicated neurotic world
While he doesn't have the best way of describing the situation, a player not having replay gain is one reason why you might have your "volume knob to max by accident", simply by listening to a quiet classical and then a loud pop track one after the other (especially if that song order was the result of an accident or shuffle).You're more likely to lose your hearing by accidentally turning the volume knob to max, than because the player doesn't have replay gain.
First thing I do when I'm trying a new player is to deactivate the RG or any kind of normalisation.
I don't need that.
I don't want that to mess with the original signal.
Your requirement are not everyone's requirements.
i think replaygain sets every track to 89DB
stuff in the 70's was mastered to around 85DB and new stuff now is about 105DB
but the main point is getting it alll the same without interfering with the song itself
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For another, different tracks in the same album usually have some volume differences, which are as intended. Selecting the album gain instead of track gain as the Replaygain reference (as you can do) lets you preserve those differences, when listening to an album in order.
Perhaps a good feature enhancement in the future would be for us to automatically choose track gain when the player is in shuffle mode and/or when the next track in the temporary playlist is not the next track from the same album.i never liked this feature. i always use track gain not album gain
mind you i also delete any songs from albums i dont like. so many of my albums are massacred
when im out and about listening to music i need good songs only. and i dont want to touch the volume knob
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Perhaps a good feature enhancement in the future would be for us to automatically choose track gain when the player is in shuffle mode and/or when the next track in the temporary playlist is not the next track from the same album.
Unfortunately the world is a little more complicated than that. One complication is different people wanting different things, as other people pointed out. Dismissing everyone else's wishes does not win us a lot of friends or users.technology is complex and therefore attracts complex minded people. these types suck at simplicity and often overcomplicate everything
look at musicolet player:
Multiple Queues
Now it is possible to create/manage one Queue while listening songs from another Queue. Musicolet is the only music player in android market which supports multiple Queues. You can create maximum 20 Queues.
what the fck do i need 20 queues for? haha. and the stupid player probobly cant even simply play off the sd card directly and without stopping
i guess i need 20 queues to compensate for the fact that it lacks basic functionality
just like metadata. you dont even need that complicated mess if you organize your folders properly: genre > subgenre > band > year-album > tracks
i just want to play directly from my sd card without any hassles. when i turn my player on i want to see my sd card. and it should keep playing without stopping and forcing me to use 100 queues and database indexing and 100 other things poeple who overcomplicate things use
the world is stupid. look at all these extra bass headphones. they ruined the whole headphone market. the only good headphones are the monitors but they all have crappy shallow ear pads. and every developer is copying every other stupid developer. facepalm. capitalism = one million crappy choices to pick from
omnia android player just needs a play through folders option
and hiby just needs an option to show the sd card files page by default when u power on
then those two players would be the best ive seen so far
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One complication is different people wanting different things,
1. Everyone hears different, especially when using headphones. The MSEB is very well received. Maybe yours are the outlier ears, depending on what you consider "extra bass". Sean Olive's extended target curve research shows a general tendency for there to be "extra bass" required in headphones compared to speakers before their sound is considered neutral to the average ear.more like ignorant people wanting different things
like extra bass headphones which destroy the mids
if you have proper headphones you dont even need equalizer
my ap80 has two equalizers. more uneeded overcomplications. one problem to fix another problem
equalizers and metadata indexing are both based on ignorance
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Everyone hears different
You ARE aware that metadata allow you to sort down multiple levels on different attributes each time?