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I just logged in successfully. Looks like they fixed it.
I just checked the CSVs I created yesterday - and yes, everything appears fine, with the exception of album fields in playlists. You might only have a problem if you have playlists with more than 500 tracks in individual playlists..
I don’t think the free version is very limited when you just export to CSV. Their premium features are automatic syncs and syncs to streaming services. So try exporting to CSV if you can.
You can do it with TuneMyMusic - if you can log in. It’s quick and easy. You can even export directly to another streaming service. The problem is that many - or all - users from Russia can’t log in anymore - and it extends to TuneMyMusic. If you have logged in earlier, it still works, at least for a while.
I even tried to reset the password - but the email doesn’t appear in the inbox.So it’s like the account got deleted. I’m reading similar complaints from others - it looks like no one can log in in Russia.
Meaning, the service stopped working during the already billed period.
Now I’m getting “Deezer is not available in your country.” And apparently can’t even log in.
Looks like they canceled existing subscriptions too.
Well, the positive side of Electron apps is that they’re easily consistent with the Web version. But that’s also why it makes less sense to use a dedicated app. You might as well use just the browser.
Web version: you can no longer delete songs from the queue. If you’re playing music, deleted songs return when you close the queue. If you pause it, deleted songs come back when you resume playback.
OK, daily playlists updated successfully. Sunday and Monday playlists are still the same - but will probably update on Sunday/Monday.
Do we really need to see this big banners ? I came to update playlists for Deezer people and again was shocked by these tremendous banners. Looks like they’re designed to scale to full width of the page. Normally the page contains only four “squares” for me, and when it’s the case, the banners don’t look tremendous - they’re as big as two squares. But when I maximize the window, they do look too big. Maybe scaling should be capped at 2x squares, leaving more space around the banners if the screen is more than 4x squares wide. Here’s what I’m getting normally:
It looks normal - except the playlists are the same as a week ago, which I can’t show because I don’t have a screenshot made a week ago. I already reported this to customer support, and the representative told me there was an issue on their end, and now it’s fixed. The playlists are still the same for me though - so maybe I’ll need to wait one more day for daily playlists and until Sunday/Monday for weekly playlists.
Am I the only one not getting the new Sunday and Monday playlists this week? I don’t seem to have any issues with the subscription, playback or algorithms. The last weekly playlist that successfully updated was the Friday releases playlist.
Is there a timeline for PC/browser?
Here it is: It’s probably new and/or rare. The first time I see this on Deezer. Other services do have this.
Just noticed a pre-release album on Deezer, with only a few tracks available - and the rest having a calendar icon in the track list. Would appreciate this icon also placed on the cover art, so that it isn’t an unpleasant surprise that the album isn’t fully available. Or mark it in some other way.
It would be really useful to have the option of sorting unfavourited tracks to the top or bottom to make deletion easier when you have a LOT of tracks in a playlist. Every other column can be sorted the way you want except favourites. It would also be helpful to actually see disliked tracks marked in the same column, probably with a broken heart, and sort by that too. So that you can, for example, listen to a playlist, dislike some tracks, then save the rest to another playlist.
Yeah, even lighter gray would be very noticeable in a big list - but not annoying.
Haven’t tried it yet, but this is certainly very welcome. I rarely want to listen to something completely random from my music library, in random combinations - and yet that’s the result when you listen to different genres. It remains to be seen how well they separate the songs into groups. I recommend to try it out what it plays. You only need beta app for now. I normally use Deezer on PC. And this feature in particular is useful for me on PC. So I’d rather wait until it’s available on all platforms.
Haven’t tried it yet, but this is certainly very welcome. I rarely want to listen to something completely random from my music library, in random combinations - and yet that’s the result when you listen to different genres. It remains to be seen how well they separate the songs into groups.
This was exactly main issue FLOW. Same known music all week long. I have changed provider and now I listen so much new music, my playlists are getting bigger and bigger. I can create from one list similar list to discover more. Web shows below list suggestions which you can refresh. Weekly release radar BIG LIST. Bell actually works… I don’t know, but yes!! At least there are no more 2K on my lists, I think they are 10K and liked tracks UNLIMITED. I like so much music, just to make a note on them, so I’d think Deezer’s 10K wouldn’t do. That was only solution from 2K for few another year. Then we music lovers would be again stuck. I found service with Unlimited hearts and that’s good for the music lovers! I live for the hard dance music. Exclusively. I think the OP has a very different issue. You’re interested in a specific genre, and music discovery in a specific genre is something that Deezer does really well. Maybe not for every genre - e.g. not for hard dance - but it does wonders
Yeah, one thing many music services actually struggle with is expanding the user’s music tastes. You can work around it - e.g. by finding and listening playlists of the genres you’d like to discover. Or by feeding the algorithm what I call “anchors” - songs that you enjoy from the genres that aren’t your favorites. Basically, the edges of your music taste. A couple of favorite techno tracks, if you normally don’t listen to techno, a couple of folk tracks if you rarely listen to folk music. And then the algorithm works with it. But I’d still want the service to offer something really new. Maybe what could work is a discovery playlist that represents different genres and countries, excluding the songs you told to exclude from recommendations, but otherwise not driven by your preferences.
I got a small annoyance. The notification in the upper right corner (e.g. “We won’t recommend you this track anymore”) is covering the arrow that closes the song queue. And when you’re browsing something else, you can’t press “Don’t recommend” for the track that’s currently playing without opening the queue. So you have to open it, then you have to wait for the notification to disappear before you close the queue. Just noticed that it got fixed. Thanks!
The thing is, even if it isn’t adapting to misspellings, you’d still expect the search to find a partial match.
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