Release 0.1.9

• Tag tracks from album view
• Play by tag from playlist view
• Toggle replay gain during playback
• Improved album view on small screens

Release 0.1.8

• New Vue web client. Better support for small screens - No way near there yet, but it's a start
• Play album button

Release 0.1.7

• Improved speed of spotify album import
• Added Ubuntu 17.04 debian package

Release 0.1.6

Album covers are no longer stored in the database. For local flac files the cover is served directly from the flac file picture tags. For spotify the cover is loaded from the spotify image url.

On startup the database is migrated to this new cover loading strategy. It will take a little while, depending on the number of albums of course, so be patient and take a backup of the database before the upgrade just in case something goes bad.

Continuous playback is now default disabled and won't crash musciteer when the database is empty.

For the web client

• there is now a first take on an artist page. Doesn't really provide anything new yet, but the plan is to include Spotify content in some form.

• The rendering speed of the track list has been improved.

Release 0.1.5

Mostly minor changes. A notable bugfix of positive relaygain causing clipping.

Release 0.1.4

A couple of notable changes to the web interface.

• Redesigned player screen
• The album view is now a separate page which works better for smaller screens

Release 0.1.3

Support for replaygain. The "replaygain" for spotify tracks is based on the audio features which requires authorization. Spotify web access can be authorized from the settings page, see spotify authorization for more info. For flac; Make sure your local files have the replaygain tags. Musciteer includes the flac_rg_tagger tool which can be used to tag all flac sources known to Musciteer.

If you already imported some spotify tracks they will have to be reimported to load the audio-features.

To upgrade. Stop musciteer service

sudo systemctl stop musciteer.service
sudo dpkg -i musciteer_0.1-3-amd64.deb

Release 0.1.2

The desktop and mobile webclient is now one and the same application based on the maquette.js library instead of Inesita. This means that you can browse albums and queue tracks on the desktop and on a tablet. It does not work well on small screens though.

It is now possible to import tracks and albums from the web interface. You can choose "Copy Spotify URL" in the spotify web player and paste it into the input field on the spotify import page. Otherwise the format is

• /v1/albums/spotify-album-id
• /v1/tracks/spotify-track-id

Release 0.1.1

The very first release. It's early and there are lots of features missing, but it is functional and I hope you will give it try. Only supported platform for now is Ubuntu 16.04 64 bit x86.

sudo dpkg -i musciteer_0.1-1-amd64.deb

To install missing dependencies

sudo apt install -f

To run it as a service, create /lib/systemd/system/musciteer.service

[Unit]
Description=Musciteer Music Player

[Service]
User=<user>
WorkingDirectory=/home/<user>
ExecStart=/bin/bash -lc 'musciteer'
Restart=always
StandardInput=null
StandardOutput=syslog
StandardError=syslog
SyslogIdentifier=%n
KillMode=process
LimitCORE=infinity

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

sudo systemctl enable musciteer.service
sudo systemctl start musciteer.service

Goto http://localhost:8214

To import spotify tracks or albums use spotify_import. You will have to stop musciteer before running spotify_import.

sudo systemctl stop musciteer.service

Then run spotify_import from your home directory (the default location of .musciteerdb

/usr/share/musciteer/bin/spotify_import /v1/albums/37qnyTNIEoahRSVaNzcKMK