u/RockHardMapleSyrup

I've been listening to a lot of bummer music recently and have been trying to make happy lists of music for the different genres I listen to.

What happy Metal songs are there?

I'm a man that likes a good transition, and this just feels right. When I had Spotify I tried the mix feature and it's fun, but most of the songs I ended up just overlapping.

This feature does it.

And it is so smooth.

I just felt everyone should know. (Settings, playback, transitions, Mix Only)

I've been listening to a lot of sad music and I want to have some more upbeat or happy music, but still listen to the music I love.

So any recommendations?

I find any time i do this it messes up my files in symfonium. Anyone have any luck with this sort of thing? I needed to remove all the "(Album Version)"s and "(Remaster)"s. Really should have done this before accumulating so much.

So I'm trying to pair Jellyfin with Symfonium to replace my use of Google Drive and Symphonium (it's somewhat limiting). My issue is that a lot of the files I KNOW have album art, appear to not have album art in Jellyfin or is replaced with generic band photos.

Is there a way to just import the metadata from the file and not rely on Jellyfin's scraping for music? Helpful for video content, sucks for music.

Whenever I google how to do montages it's always:

... Action one...
... Action two...
... Reaction to Action two...

and so on. But if the montage is lengthy, could it be justified a paragraph description of the montage?

When i started this question I just decided to simplify, but the question is still in my head.

So I use symfonium, and I use google drive as my source. I was working my way off Google Drive for Jellyfin. To fix some metadata I threw everything through Apple Music (I'm a mac user) to fix some stuff, and that's when i noticed that a bunch of my albums that have album art, are missing it.

I have both Jellyfin and Google Drive on my device right now, and nearly half of the Jellyfin content has it's album art missing, while the Google Drive, nearly everything has album art.

Any idea what's up with that? It's all mp3 because the space matters more than having flac right now.

So, I'm writing a script which is quite the bummer, but my process is to listen to music related to it. So most of my go to songs were sad... But being a person with depression it feels like a spiral of depression.

Anyways, sad but hopeful! If there's a clown element, throw that in there as well. Any genre.

I've been using Symfonium for just under a year now and I noticed how uninterested I seemed to be in using it for anything other than "listen to music, make playlist." So what is a feature that you think everyone should know or use?

I'm thinking of switching away from using Google Drive (sometimes I want to listen to my stuff on my computer but Google Drive doesn't allow for that), but I have playlists and thousands of favourited songs.

I have Jellyfin set up for movies, at least with that I could listen to my playlists on the computer.

Is this possible? Or what does everyone else have set up right now?

This might be a dumb question, but do you use proper punctuation in a montage for a script? My montages are always just sentence fragments to keep the reading going at a healthy pace, but it feels weird to me.

I'm in the beta and once there was the update, my audio is nonstop jittery. It's not just Symfonium either, I uninstalled and reinstalled but that only fixed it for 30 minutes.

I left the beta, but I guess the version installed is the beta so the issue persists.

Anyone else having this issue. I'm using a Pixel 10 Pro.

I just had to restore to a previous backup, and it was before I made a bunch of playlists...

Is there a way to automate this? Or should I just make a weekly reminder to myself to backup my stuff.

Looking for songs from the 70s and 80s for a playlist that has a big emphasis on headbanging. Song hard rock, heavy metal classics that get you drumming on the steering wheel.

List the obvious ones, list the obscure ones.

May seem like a small thing that most never think about, but what font do you write with. It doesn't need to be the font the finished product is. I had a book come out with Georgia font so that seemed to be my go to. Montserrat was another one I used, because I worked on a website that used that font. I also write a lot of scripts for myself to film, so Courier is another that I go to.

But I'm dyslexic and found myself using Comic Sans (everyones favourite....) more recently because it is considered a dyslexic friendly font. And then when I'm done with the main chunk of writing I throw it into Georgia or something to see a more realistic page count and look.

Anyone else have a favourite font they like to write in?

I noticed that there was a selection Manage Media Providers for Audiobooks.

Is it any good? Will it keep track of places in a book and keep track of chapters, or is it just playing them big audio files?