#rhythmbox-3-4 — Public Fediverse posts

Rhythmbox 3.5.1 is now available!

Rhythmbox, which is a music player, a tag editor, and a music organizer built for Linux and Unix-like systems, has recently been updated to version 3.5.1.

Rhythmbox 3.5.1 contains fixes to the ReplyGain plugin, which has been adjusted to work correctly with the new player backend. Starting from this version of Rhythmbox, you’ll no longer experience playback issues when using this plugin.

When building Rhythmbox from source code, you may encounter build failures due to compatibility problems, especially when using a newer GObject version with an older libpeas version. Starting from this version, you’ll no longer encounter build failures.

As for FLAC files that were obtained from Bandcamp, you can now play music with lyrics turned on without any friction. This is useful for karaoke sessions or for listening to music with lyrics displayed on screen.

You can learn more about this version of Rhythmbox here.

Via: Linuxiac

Rhythmbox 3.5.1 is now available!

Rhythmbox, which is a music player, a tag editor, and a music organizer built for Linux and Unix-like systems, has recently been updated to version 3.5.1.

Rhythmbox 3.5.1 contains fixes to the ReplyGain plugin, which has been adjusted to work correctly with the new player backend. Starting from this version of Rhythmbox, you’ll no longer experience playback issues when using this plugin.

When building Rhythmbox from source code, you may encounter build failures due to compatibility problems, especially when using a newer GObject version with an older libpeas version. Starting from this version, you’ll no longer encounter build failures.

As for FLAC files that were obtained from Bandcamp, you can now play music with lyrics turned on without any friction. This is useful for karaoke sessions or for listening to music with lyrics displayed on screen.

You can learn more about this version of Rhythmbox here.

Via: Linuxiac

Rhythmbox 3.5.1 is now available!

Rhythmbox, which is a music player, a tag editor, and a music organizer built for Linux and Unix-like systems, has recently been updated to version 3.5.1.

Rhythmbox 3.5.1 contains fixes to the ReplyGain plugin, which has been adjusted to work correctly with the new player backend. Starting from this version of Rhythmbox, you’ll no longer experience playback issues when using this plugin.

When building Rhythmbox from source code, you may encounter build failures due to compatibility problems, especially when using a newer GObject version with an older libpeas version. Starting from this version, you’ll no longer encounter build failures.

As for FLAC files that were obtained from Bandcamp, you can now play music with lyrics turned on without any friction. This is useful for karaoke sessions or for listening to music with lyrics displayed on screen.

You can learn more about this version of Rhythmbox here.

Via: Linuxiac

Rhythmbox 3.5 is now available!

Rhythmbox, which is a music player, a tag editor, and a music organizer built for Linux and Unix-like systems, has recently been updated to version 3.5, after nearly a decade in the release of version 3.4, which was out on August 14th, 2026.

Rhythmbox 3.5 now enables the newer playback backend as the default. This backend was introduced on Rhythmbox 3.4.9 as a replacement for the old cross-fading feature. This ensures that your listening experience becomes smoother than before.

When listening to music with lyrics, Rhythmbox can now search for lyrics for your songs via lrclib.net, which makes it easier for you to play music without having to search for lyrics file yourself. It can also read lyrics that are embedded within music files and extract them.

As for podcasts, the redesigned user interface allows you to get updates for the podcast feed and to download episodes more easily. When you view a specific podcast episode from the feed, you’ll be able to get clearer information without any hassle. Furthermore, a new plugin now allows you to manage your podcast subscription and episode synchronization between Rhythmbox and other podcast clients via the gPodder.net API.

You can learn more about this version of Rhythmbox here.

Via: Linuxiac

Rhythmbox 3.5 is now available!

Rhythmbox, which is a music player, a tag editor, and a music organizer built for Linux and Unix-like systems, has recently been updated to version 3.5, after nearly a decade in the release of version 3.4, which was out on August 14th, 2026.

Rhythmbox 3.5 now enables the newer playback backend as the default. This backend was introduced on Rhythmbox 3.4.9 as a replacement for the old cross-fading feature. This ensures that your listening experience becomes smoother than before.

When listening to music with lyrics, Rhythmbox can now search for lyrics for your songs via lrclib.net, which makes it easier for you to play music without having to search for lyrics file yourself. It can also read lyrics that are embedded within music files and extract them.

As for podcasts, the redesigned user interface allows you to get updates for the podcast feed and to download episodes more easily. When you view a specific podcast episode from the feed, you’ll be able to get clearer information without any hassle. Furthermore, a new plugin now allows you to manage your podcast subscription and episode synchronization between Rhythmbox and other podcast clients via the gPodder.net API.

You can learn more about this version of Rhythmbox here.

Via: Linuxiac

Rhythmbox 3.5 is now available!

Rhythmbox, which is a music player, a tag editor, and a music organizer built for Linux and Unix-like systems, has recently been updated to version 3.5, after nearly a decade in the release of version 3.4, which was out on August 14th, 2026.

Rhythmbox 3.5 now enables the newer playback backend as the default. This backend was introduced on Rhythmbox 3.4.9 as a replacement for the old cross-fading feature. This ensures that your listening experience becomes smoother than before.

When listening to music with lyrics, Rhythmbox can now search for lyrics for your songs via lrclib.net, which makes it easier for you to play music without having to search for lyrics file yourself. It can also read lyrics that are embedded within music files and extract them.

As for podcasts, the redesigned user interface allows you to get updates for the podcast feed and to download episodes more easily. When you view a specific podcast episode from the feed, you’ll be able to get clearer information without any hassle. Furthermore, a new plugin now allows you to manage your podcast subscription and episode synchronization between Rhythmbox and other podcast clients via the gPodder.net API.

You can learn more about this version of Rhythmbox here.

Via: Linuxiac