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I have a lot of poo poo not load under Purify. Like ever.
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Yeah, I just deleted Purify and switched to another one because it would block random stuff (like Microsoft's URL shorteners) and wouldn't let me whitelist anything. I don't think I'd recommend it.
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Nov 27, 2015 02:44
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What's a simple two player game that doesn't run like poo poo on an iPhone 4 (yeah I know) that i can play with someone?
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Nov 30, 2015 02:52
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Strategery
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Boris Galerkin posted:What's a simple two player game that doesn't run like poo poo on an iPhone 4 (yeah I know) that i can play with someone? Olo
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Nov 30, 2015 12:28
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I trailed between Spotify, Apple Music and Google Music and Spotify won. Deal breaker was scrobbling.
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Nov 30, 2015 13:52
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At the risk of sounding like an old man, does Spotify's lack of proper library management make it a non-starter for anyone else? I've come to realize over the last year that listening to a full album is apparently a rare thing now? With Rdio shutting down, anyone with a library they either want to manage or want to browse efficiently, Play Music is just about the only service left that isn't total rear end. It also has Songza radio integration, which is awesome and superior to Pandora in almost every way.
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Nov 30, 2015 14:54
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sleepwalkers posted:At the risk of sounding like an old man, does Spotify's lack of proper library management make it a non-starter for anyone else? I've come to realize over the last year that listening to a full album is apparently a rare thing now? You can still listen to a full album on Spotify. There's also the "Your Music" section of spotify which afaict is exactly the same as a convential music library. What do you define as "proper library management"?
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Nov 30, 2015 15:02
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I use Spotify and listen to full albums all the time and have no idea how people find it difficult to do.
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maduin posted:I use Spotify and listen to full albums all the time and have no idea how people find it difficult to do. Same for me, though I moved back to iTunes this weekend to give my Apple Music free trial a shot. Pretty comparable so far, though the interface in iTunes is loving horrible. A tiny hidden hover-menu to add an album without viewing the whole thing at once, and half the time the context menu hover image is hidden or overlapped by something. Also iTunes will scroll my artists sidebar down about 15% everytime I love an item. Incredibly annoying. Took some time to match my followed artists and saved music, as well as uploading a few of my own albums that iTunes lacked, which is more than I expected. On the whole, Spotify and iTunes are probably 90% the same in terms of licensed music and artists, but some of the things one or the other are missing are loving weird. iTunes really surprised me with a few obvious things missing that Spotify had, and vice-versa. Right now, Spotify is a better bet for me because of web accessibility, social features like collaborative playlists, easier to use interface. But, I'm gonna try Apple Music for the 90 days; it has a few really nice things going for it. Siri is massive for me, much easier to upload your own music than on Spotify making it easier for me to have a complete library, and no hard limit that I'm on saved songs. Spotify caps users at 10,000 songs, but you can get around it with playlists, I am not aware of Apple Music limiting anything. Figured people might be considering alternatives right now, especially with Rdio going under. I used Google Music years and years ago right when it launched and thought it was pretty great that I could store all my music elsewhere, but it took a long, long time to upload everything, and the apps available at the time were terrible. Haven't looked at it since, but I know it's been improved.
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Nov 30, 2015 16:47
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How to listen to a full album in Spotify: 1) Find the album 2) Tap the first song Done
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Nov 30, 2015 17:06
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In fact, having been a subscriber to Apple Music/Spotify/Play Music at one point or another, I would say the way they approach the library UI is just about identical. All of them have a separate panel of 'your music' where you can add albums or individual songs to.
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Nov 30, 2015 19:05
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Spotify only being $5 (student) in contrast to AM's $10 wasn't even the biggest reason for me leaving. It's like we forget that Apple Music is just a reimagining of Beats Music, a platform all of us avoided.
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Nov 30, 2015 19:16
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noirstronaut posted:Spotify only being $5 (student) in contrast to AM's $10 wasn't even the biggest reason for me leaving. It's like we forget that Apple Music is just a reimagining of Beats Music, a platform all of us avoided. The price points are interesting. Apple Music, at $15 for my whole family, is the best deal for me. If I were a student, $5 for Spotify would be appealing.
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Nov 30, 2015 20:19
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Duckman2008 posted:Deal breaker was scrobbling. You're not the only one who says this, and I seriously don't understand it. Catalogue is way more important to me, and thus, Google wins hands down. The ability to upload 50,000 of your own songs to fill in the gaps in the catalogue is immensely important to me. I guess I enjoy listening to music more than I enjoy keeping lists of what I've listened to 
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Nov 30, 2015 23:37
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I started with the whole "streaming" thing with Apple Music, but I didn't like that I couldn't really personalize radio stations, so I tried Spotify and am quite happy with it. My only problem is that it does weird things to Korean characters sometimes. If it would show all of my own music as the actual Korean language as opposed to weird unicode characters I would be much happier. So for now I still use the actual music.app for the other music I own.
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Dec 1, 2015 01:00
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XBenedict posted:You're not the only one who says this, and I seriously don't understand it. Catalogue is way more important to me, and thus, Google wins hands down. The ability to upload 50,000 of your own songs to fill in the gaps in the catalogue is immensely important to me. gMusic 2: a Music Player for Google by IIS https://appsto.re/us/TdLpQ.i has last.fm support, and that ability that is immensely important to you is useless to anyone who doesn't have more than 20k songs.
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Dec 1, 2015 01:49
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Here's a question about an app that probably doesn't exist: I'm looking for an app that would be able to download zip files and extract them directly to a folder that the app contains. I also need to make sure it'd let me download MP3 files and open them and play them within the app. Additionally, it be cool if you have some sort of organizational tools or way to edit files, edit album names, move files around etc.
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Dec 1, 2015 02:12
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I'd be very surprised if GoodReader doesn't do all that.
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Dec 1, 2015 02:40
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Fair warning for anyone who uses Downcast. Newest update completely breaks playback. Hold off on updating it until he fixes it.
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noirstronaut posted:I'm looking for an app that would be able to download zip files and extract them directly to a folder that the app contains. quote:I also need to make sure it'd let me download MP3 files and open them and play them within the app. quote:Additionally, it be cool if you have some sort of organizational tools or way to edit files, edit album names, move files around etc.
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Djarum posted:Fair warning for anyone who uses Downcast. Newest update completely breaks playback. Hold off on updating it until he fixes it. Works for me? I updated before seeing this and haven't seen an issue yet. What problems are you seeing?
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fordan posted:Works for me? I updated before seeing this and haven't seen an issue yet. What problems are you seeing? Nothing will playback at all. It is pretty widespread too, a ton of people on Twitter are having the same problem.
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japtor posted:A lot of the file management apps should handle that fine, fairly sure both GoodReader and Documents can at least. The answer is that GR can do these things. I listen to podcasts through it sometimes.
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Djarum posted:Nothing will playback at all. It is pretty widespread too, a ton of people on Twitter are having the same problem.
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Slash posted:You can still listen to a full album on Spotify. There's also the "Your Music" section of spotify which afaict is exactly the same as a convential music library. What do you define as "proper library management"? It's really not the same, considering how Rdio, Play Music, or iTunes handle library management. Maybe it's changed a bit in the last year, but when I tap on an artist in my library, on desktop I'm presented with a giant list of songs in seemingly random order. It's better on mobile now, since it at least has headers separating the albums; the desktop client just presents a giant, undifferentiated list of songs. I could use album view, but then I'm still presented with the problem of having to browse a massive list to get to what I want. With how I listen to music, it led to me having to browse 200+ item long lists too often for me to want to keep using it when there are other services that do libraries better. Spotify seems clearly set up to present playlists/radio first, which is what I use the least. I was just wondering if I'm the weird one who just wants to easily navigate to a single album and listen, since it seems like most people are turning to radio instead.
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Just search the album name and tap on the 1st song 
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Huh, I'm glad it didn't happen to me then. I updated and I'm listening to a podcast on it just fine now and have been for a while. A ton of people have been having problems in general since he added the video support and the redesign. But this is really bad and widespread. If it is working for you I'd probably stay put for a bit until the teething problems work themselves out.
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Just search the album name and tap on the 1st song I mean, it's not a huge deal, but I don't really like using search to find music. That approach trivializes having a library in the first place; I often find myself wanting to listen to an artist but not having an album in mind. For my use, I might as well use a service that organizes music the way I've been used to iTunes doing it for the last decade considering it's still the way I like to browse my music. No need for me to stick with Spotify if it doesn't emphasize what I use a music app for.
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I'm not sure if this is the right thread or not, I already posted this in the iPad thread. Do the automatic "time to leave" alerts in IOS9 only work on the icloud calendars? I just got an Amazon Echo and it only syncs with google calendars and so I switched all my events over to my google calendar and it stopped giving me the automatic alerts that take into account traffic and everything. As far as I can tell everything is setup the same. edit: Earlier I tried a test and made two events 5 minutes apart in iCalendar - one using the default icloud Home calendar and one using my Google calendar. The icloud one alerted me 25 minutes beforehand, like it should, and the google one was silent. Any ideas?
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sleepwalkers posted:I mean, it's not a huge deal, but I don't really like using search to find music. That approach trivializes having a library in the first place; I often find myself wanting to listen to an artist but not having an album in mind. You can search by artist in Spotify too? It's always showed a list of albums for me... That's mainly how I used it for the 6 months or so I had it. Maybe it's changed in the last 4 months I haven't been using it? That would be extremely odd though. Either way, no reason to talk you into using something you don't like. Stupid question that you may have already addressed; are you using paid or free Spotify? Only the desktop app allows full albums, with ads, on free.
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I'm not current a Spotify subscriber, but on the iOS app right now: 1) Click the hamburger menu 2) Click 'Your Music' 3) Click 'Artists'. Here lies a list of artists you have added. 5) Click an artist. Here lies a list of albums recorded by the artist This functionality I also recall from the days I did subscribe to Spotify, which was at the least a couple years ago. BitesizedNike fucked around with this message at 03:23 on Dec 2, 2015 |
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I remember there being a list of the most popular songs at the top of artist pages and then albums below that or something. Been a while since I've really used it though so who knows.
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Poetic Justice posted:I'm not sure if this is the right thread or not, I already posted this in the iPad thread. Do the automatic "time to leave" alerts in IOS9 only work on the icloud calendars? I just got an Amazon Echo and it only syncs with google calendars and so I switched all my events over to my google calendar and it stopped giving me the automatic alerts that take into account traffic and everything. As far as I can tell everything is setup the same. Nevermind I got it working, I had to remove my gmail account from my phone/tablet and re-add it.
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101 posted:What… the… gently caress "Ah poo poo, huge bug in 4.1, can we pull it?" "No." "How can we get people to stop buying it while we wait for the patch to get approved?" "I have an idea."
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sleepwalkers posted:At the risk of sounding like an old man, does Spotify's lack of proper library management make it a non-starter for anyone else? I've come to realize over the last year that listening to a full album is apparently a rare thing now? I know it was already answered that Spotify does the function, honestly the point stands that RDio was more album focused than any of the others. But it's not like there's a house, RDio is dead. For me Spotify is the next best one out of the 3. Oh well.
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101 posted:What… the… gently caress could be trying to game people looking for sales
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Mr. Fix It posted:"Ah poo poo, huge bug in 4.1, can we pull it?" Yeah this is probably what it was. Should have set it insanely high though
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The app is Pushpin btw
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