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Please use Transifex here.
Don't submit PO files directly to me.
You need to make GDB backtrace.
- Try switching off the Resampler DSP plugin, if you are using it, or reconfigure it to use less CPU-intensive algorithm. Make sure to enable ALSA resampling, in ALSA plugin settings.
- If you are using PulseAudio, try to switch to ALSA output
- Switch dmix to use 44100 Hz samplerate if your soundcard supports it. Read ALSA manual for the info on how to do that.
APE files encoded with extreme compression settings may be very CPU intensive to decode. Consider switching to WavPack or FLAC.
Make sure your computer clock is set to correct time.
If this doesn't help, please check the Last.fm scrobbler server status page
It's developed in free time, and doesn't really have a fixed roadmap. People are working on whatever is important to them. You might get some overview by checking out the current github project, it should list the tasks being worked on for the current release.
You need to find another player. In Deadbeef, media library might be implemented in the future, but currently we have more important stuff to do.
Support for Windows 7 and higher has been recently merged. Check project repo and project page.
No specific plans.
It is available from Google Play Store. Not as free software though, but most of the source code is available, and plugin API is compatible with desktop version.
For obtaining the most up-to-date sources of GPL and LGPL licensed plugins, please contact me at this email.
The project is mostly dead though, since I don't own any Android devices for a long time.
I have a ton of ideas about what features must be added to the player!!!111oneone. Can I become the idea-generator of the project, so that I tell, and developers do what I say?
No.
In most cases - yes, I can. Technically. But I don't have time for it, unless it's something simple, and I absolutely love it. In most other cases - patches are welcome.
Please contact your distribution representative to get information about this issue. In Linux, it's not generally possible for software developers to control whether their software is in the repositories, or not. Please don't contact deadbeef developers with questions about this.
When you build it and put on PPA.
Information is here