High Tide 1.6.0 has been released for Linux, bringing full playlist creation, editing, and deletion capabilities alongside artist and track blocking features.
The update also addresses offline playback issues and removes previous collection display limits for TIDAL users.
More control over lists
Version 1.6.0 brings full playlist management. Users can now create, edit, and delete playlists, as well as remove songs from them. In previous versions, they were only able to add songs to existing playlists.
A new panel has been added to the app's settings, where one can view and manage blocked artists and songs. TIDAL recently added a general option to block music generated by AI, but this feature is still under development for High Tide and is expected in a future update.
Ease of playback and browsing
The homepage now displays play buttons on the covers, allowing you to instantly launch an album or playlist. There are now indicators next to album titles for inappropriate content, Dolby Atmos, Hi-Res and Lossless, while a setting has been added to automatically play the clean version when available.
↳
READ ALSO
HACKS.GR / RELATED
Software & Open Source
Ardour 9.10 released with new features for recording and editing music
↗
The new “My Activity” page displays the most streamed artists per month, separate from TIDAL’s official monthly charts. At the same time, pages with information about albums and song writers have been added.
The update allows you to view your entire collection instead of the first 1.000 items, sort favorites by date added, and keep your computer awake while playing. It also fixes issues with playback after a long pause, listening to saved songs offline, and incorrect song display after changing albums.
High Tide is available for free on Flathub as open source software. The app requires a TIDAL subscription, as the music service does not offer a free plan with ads. It should be noted that TIDAL does not have an official desktop app for Linux, although its web version works in most browsers.
>Stay connected with Hacks.gr
Set us as a preferred source on Google and find us on social media.
Preferred source
↗
end of article
