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Unfortunately there is a long standing bug in chromium that doesn't allow the EQ and Device Output selector to be used simultaneously. Here is just just one of the issues with WebAudio. So until upstream bugs are fixed, the EQ has been disabled.
- Remove the Google Music chrome extension if you have it, and then visit
chrome://restart - If you have keyboard specific software such as Intellitype or SetPoint, disable it and try your media keys.
- They should work. If they don't, restart your computer. If they still don't, make an issue thread.
For Logitech SetPoint you can also try https://github.com/MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-/issues/1969
This is a known bug in the windows 10 notifications. For now there is no definite answer as to why it's happening, but turning off desktop notifications in GPM settings will fix the issue.
It is implemented 👍
- Control + Shift + G (use command on a mac)
- Type in "DEBUG_INFO" into the input box
- Click "Let's Go"
- A folder should appear with the ZIP file
- You aren't giving the app the password, the app uses Google's login flow just like any other browser does (Chrome, Firefox, etc.)
- If you REALLY don't feel secure, go turn on 2 Factor Authentication
- Now take off your tin foil hat and use the awesome player!! 😄
AKA: Any form of the sign in screen ends up being stuck white
- Run the app with the argument
--disable-gpu - Ta da 👍
- Verify that you downloaded it from the official website and not from some other place
- Click
More Info - Click
Run Anyway
No. 😆 It is not currently possible until Google release an official API
If you are using the PulseAudio soundsystem, make sure the "sink" used by the player app is not muted.
- Use 'pacmd list-sink-inputs' to list sinks. Find the corresponding one to the app.
- Unmute the index listed under previous step using 'pacmd set-sink-input-mute your-index-here false'.
For more info, see Arch PulseAudio docs
Due to an issue upstream with Electron, you need to disable "Minimize To Tray" in "Desktop Settings", as i3 can't minimize, only destroy, the window. See #270 for details.
Updates normally include fixes for BREAKING bugs caused by changes in Google's implementation of the service. This means that until you update your experience will not be the best it can be. Therefore, it is crucial that the update checking stays on.
Yes. See the Installation_On_Debian.md doc in the source code.
When Windows Media Service is enabled, both Windows Media Service and Google Play Music Desktop Player both look for when one of the media keys are pressed, causing for 2 actions to be done at once. Currently the only way to fix this is to turn off Windows Media Service.
Listening to Google Play Music Desktop Player
This is not possible due to 2 reasons. We are using the Discord Rich Presences API which is only meant to be used for Games, hence the use of Playing. If we wanted to get the Listening, like Spotify, we would have to use the Discord API, which would require some form of Partnership with Discord or sketchy way of using your token (Which is against Discord TOS).
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Playing Google Play Music Desktop Playeris too long
This has to do with the name of the Application on Discord. Sadly, we are unable to use something like Google Play Music or Play Music due to Trademark Reasons.
- Album Art
Due to limitations within the Discord Rich Presences API, they don't allow for images to be taken from 3rd Party sources or be made on the fly. Unlike Spotify, they have a partnership with discord allowing for them to provide the album art.
- "Additional Features"
Stuff like Additional features like Play on Spotify, Spectate, Ask to Join or in chat stuff are also only meant to be provided for Games/Spotify. This again would require some form of partnership with Discord.