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So it doesn’t have a way to show ‘orphaned’ podcast episodes where the subscription isn’t know. The podcasts section in Swinsian displays podcast subscriptions (and the associated episodes) rather than just a list of tracks. "The xml version of the iTunes library doesn't associate the podcast subscription information with the individual episode tracks, which is why Swinsian only imports the episodes as tracks rather than podcast episodes. So I sent the developer a message and he replied: It’s very quick at importing an iTunes library - took about 12 seconds to import 19,798 tracks.īut I noticed that all my podcasts were now in the music section, not listed under Podcasts where they should be. Still hate it!īut after installing Swinsian I immediately ran into problems and then found other things I don't like. I hate it so much that I downgraded from iTunes 12 to iTunes 11.4 on Yosemite. I was hoping I'd like this app since I really hate iTunes. If this folder renaming issue is addressed, this would easily be a 5-star program, and I would not hesitate telling everyone I know to buy it and use it. 5 different catalog numbers of 1 album, all being stored in the same folder). I have a lot of Japanese SHM-CD files, and it was becoming maddening to differentiate them from other catalog numbers (e.g.

REVIEWS OF SWINSIAN UPDATE

Folder name is now updated in Swinsian Library to match correlating songs, album in Swinsian interfaceĪs you can see, an update to add an auto folder rename would be greatly appreciated.

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Drag and drop re-tagged items from Swinsian Library to Desktopĥ.

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Tag your album/song names in Swinsian as neededĢ. I was able to create the following process however:ġ. It's been a bit irritating for me, as I have about 4,000 FLAC albums I would like to try and keep organized. If you're a bit OCD about keeping your library completely organized, the lack of folder renaming might irk you. I contacted the creator and developer, and he indicated this was a feature he hoped to implement in a future upgrade. I've been stress testing Swinsian for the last couple of weeks, and the only fault I came across was the absence of automatic folder renaming within the Swinsian Library. It's like iTunes as it was in 2001.This is a great alternative to iTunes, and being opened up to the world of lossless music on an iMac is truly a wonderful thing.

REVIEWS OF SWINSIAN MAC

  • Foobar2000 On the Mac front I use and love Swinsian ().
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    Works very well, if it isn't native for m1 (i haven't checked) it still performs like it is. It has a number of power user features, though it has no dark mode yet.

  • Can anyone recommend a native FLAC playing (no converting/importing to Apple Music) M1 compatible Music Library (no VLC) app? Swinsian is an older, more matured library-based music player that is inspired by older itunes releases.
  • Swinsian is a great iTunes replacement if you’ve never seen it.
  • I still miss the iTunes.app Feel the same.
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    Search is easy, no spinning beach balls, very much user controlled and modifiable. Recommended to anyone who has a vast music library of mp3/wav/aiff/flac, etc.

  • itunes what's next Having tried Music, having tried iTunes thru Retroactive, I have jettisoned both and I highly recommend Swinsian, which will remind you very much of all the good bits of iTunes, with none of the garbage.
  • It worked very well when I used it a couple years ago.
  • Ask HN: Alternatives to Apple Music? I can recommend Swinsian It's like classic iTunes.














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