A desktop player for Google Play Music with media controls
@MarshallOfSound @rameezv Having the same issue. Windows 10, GPMDP v.4.6.1
In case anybody comes here looking for the same thing. Looks like a solution has been pushed: MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-#3651 Not sure on how the deployment process works/when it will be available, but you can follow the instructions here to fix: https://github.com/MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-/issues/3640#issuecomment-543863416
Is marshall still mia? I still have this 2 problems:
When running the source code I cant manage to show any lyrics, any ideas what could I be missing?
Also, since I messed with the source (just running it, nothing crazy), the version I had previously installed asks me to login every time I run it
I'm working to do a few tests before I submit a pull request, though I'm having an issue setting up my build environment on my new computer. I used the powershell script on the dev FAQ to install and configure all dependencies, but I keep getting an error when I run npm install. It says it's failing on post-install script
electron-rebuild --types=prod,optional. Any suggestions? I'm on Win 10 Pro. x64
I've also been having some difficulty with building it.
My previously build I have done ages ago was fine... (I'm talking like last 3 months), not Updated VS Build tools or VS 2017.
From that install I was getting a ton of C++ Errors of stuff not working...
so I decided to use the Win-Build-tools update, and see if that helped. (Also did 2015 cause some of the errors were stating it specifically was targeting VS2015.
After that I'm now getting a similar error to Kytech above:
https://i.imgur.com/vxAdX6d.png
And the opened issue on it doesn't seem to offer a solution
@jostrander could you maybe react on MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-#3660 ?
It seems that there are no working Mac binaries available anywhere, and the issue is "Closed" although people are still having this issue.
CC @ma-git-me
It seems that there are no working Mac binaries available anywhere, and the issue is "Closed" although people are still having this issue.
CC @ma-git-me
Hello everybody.
I have a problem with the snap application on Ubuntu 18.04.
Could anybody help me to find a fix?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59300620/google-play-music-desktop-player8454-gtk-warning-103457-633-cannot-op
I have a problem with the snap application on Ubuntu 18.04.
Could anybody help me to find a fix?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59300620/google-play-music-desktop-player8454-gtk-warning-103457-633-cannot-op
Could someone help me, I have window10 and I don't understand how to pull the file? I would really appreciate some help.
@whalefires Go here to download the installer: https://www.googleplaymusicdesktopplayer.com/#! Click the button to download the latest version, then select "Windows" and you should get the executable installer file. Run that file to install the player.
Unfortunately, there's a bug right now, so if the player gets stuck opening the music library, follow instructions here to fix it: MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-#3640
Unfortunately, there's a bug right now, so if the player gets stuck opening the music library, follow instructions here to fix it: MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-#3640
Better yet, use this updated installer that includes the fix for the library not opening: https://ci.appveyor.com/api/buildjobs/8j7bmpy1lk1aw3y3/artifacts/dist%2Finstallers%2Fwin32%2FGoogle%20Play%20Music%20Desktop%20PlayerSetup.exe
Also stuck "Loading devices..." for audio device
@MarshallOfSound , I was in the process of building GPMDP on my machine locally following the standard build instructions. I found that I would receive errors from MSBuild on Windows about some V8 functions and class method calls not existing when I would build any version of GPMDP that used Electron 3. This error always occurred when it was compiling mdns after running either npm install or npm start. I found that I did not have this issue when building any version of GPMDP that used Electron 2. I found that upgrading the mdns package to version 2.4.0 or higher fixed the issue and allowed all versions that used Electron 3 to complete successfully. Would upgrading mdns to 2.4.0 break anything? If not, should mdns be upgraded for all new builds of GPMDP?
Hello,
I have a strange issue. I cant sign in after installig GPMDP. I tried on Linux and Windows and having the same error: https://i.imgur.com/NzGnsqL.png
I have a strange issue. I cant sign in after installig GPMDP. I tried on Linux and Windows and having the same error: https://i.imgur.com/NzGnsqL.png
@MarshallOfSound Which are the latest CI builds that I can install I'm on archlinux I can use debtap if needed for deb packages and do you update snap packages regularly?
Hi there, I was wondering what Versions of NodeJS people where using for Developing for this project?
I've recently upgraded to v12 to work on some newer projects, but it seems building on this version is broken for a few projects.
Installing the V6.2.2 (and is actually still lower than the required NodeJS version on the Dev FAQ page) from the powershell tool seems to still provide me with errors , although far fewer and is "somewhat" built.
I've recently upgraded to v12 to work on some newer projects, but it seems building on this version is broken for a few projects.
Installing the V6.2.2 (and is actually still lower than the required NodeJS version on the Dev FAQ page) from the powershell tool seems to still provide me with errors , although far fewer and is "somewhat" built.
for windows
mini player wasn't mini it was actually maximised from some reason. So the miniplayer link wasn't turining off maximise and wasn't setting geometry limits. Artwork looked stretched out. Once I resized the window to the size of mini player it become working mini. :)
However looks like the dependencies listed here are old
I cannot find lib32bz2-1.0 for example.
Any help is greatly appreciated!