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(Useful if iTunes is organizing your music.) albumsbyname (added in 1.8) When grouping songs by album, only use the album name field, and not the directory where the songs are located. If you are starting the Mixer by clicking on a desktop icon, you can set command line parameters by right-clicking on the icon, choosing Properties, and adding the arguments to the Target, after the name of the program (place spaces between the program name and each argument). Unless noted, the following arguments apply only to the Windows version. This will create a new cache, if no file of that name exists. m3lib file on the command line, to use that cache. The following lists some of the more advanced options, which you can set by passing arguments to the command line (Windows/Linux) or by updating your environment (Mac). MusicIP Mixer supports many options to configure the application.

Import Trackstat metadata into MusicBee.

Logitech Media Server Database Locations.

Squeezebox Touch - Change Now Playing Display.

MusicIP Mixer - Installation Raspberry Pi.

MusicIP Mixer - How to Register and Unlock.

MusicIP Servers Dead - Using MusicIP Offline.

Could someone help me with that? If it is a single, discrete file, I could use my old work-around. In Clementine, I'm don't even know where the library is. Not super convenient, but it worked with players like MediaMonkey. That way, I could have several libraries. In Windows, with single-library players, I used to simply rename the library and substitute another. Any chance that multiple library functionality will come to Clementine? Has anyone found a work-around to use multiple libraries with the current version? It is painful to try to maintain them and use them in a single library.

I have various collections: jazz, classical, doo-wop, pop oldies, etc.

Clementine has nicely formatted artist and song info, but only a single music library. Guayadeque does just about everything MusicBee does, except that its last.fm artist bio and other info overflow their panel, so you have to scroll back and forth to read.

Am trying to find an equivalent of MusicBee (Windows) under Linux. Am running Bodhi Linux, a derivative of Ubuntu. I converted from Win XP to Linux about 6 months ago.