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Interesting topic. As you probably know there seems to be a music streamer appearing on the market weekly but I have my doubts about these devices. Almost all of them either do not have any library management features or they use some crappy third party music library application located on a comput...

It's slightly at odds with the design philosophy of Muso, in which the album is the driving entity, but I can appreciate that some people have put some effort into creating playlists, so will consider it. Do you have any suggestions in how Muso could present playlists once they are scanned? Show th...

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firedog wrote:solution: deleted the database and had it rescan. Now it sees the dsf and works.

I think that was probably overkill, you could alternatively have ticked the option "Check updated meta-data on Import"

Thanks. But your software builds the database very quickly, so it's not a problem

You mean to import & see these as a browsing entity, and even a means to create & edit them? no just the ability for the software to read a playlist already existing and to load the songs into its queue. Lots of existing software will make playlists/smartlists from songs in a library, I'm n...

solution: deleted the database and had it rescan. Now it sees the dsf and works.

yes, downloaded it last night after you released the annoucnement. Should I try to totally uninstall/delete it - including registry entries - before a reinstall? edit: deleted/uninstalled. Downloaded again and re-installed. Still didn't catalog the dsf, even when I pointed it to folders containing d...

Hi I uninstalled and re-installed the program. Tried all the suggestions above. My files/albums in .dsf are counted as files in my library, but I don't see the covers or any of the metadata. What I do see are 813 dsf tracks listed as one "album" of "non-album tracks" but without ...

Support for playlists? m3u or something similar.

Thanks

I just tried the latest version from the download page and it didn't recognize dsf files, even when I pointed it at the specific sub folders containing them.

Just adding a +1 for adding support for dsf and its tagging. DSD (dsf) is a growing format in audiophile circles these days, and most DACs now support it. Muso definitely should.