By popular demand, Nuclear brings back the autoradio feature, which is now known as discovery.
Update Nuclear and install the Last.fm plugin from the store, then click the boombox icon in the bottom bar.
Now, Nuclear will add new recommended tracks to your queue when you reach the last track.
How to install plugins: https://docs.nuclearplayer.com/nuclear/plugins/plugin-store#installing-from-the-store
Try Nuclear today: https://github.com/nukeop/nuclear/releases
@nuclearplayer woah the latest AppImage is waaaaaaaay different to what I remember it looking like.
I am trying it out now. So far I've searched for a few things, found metadata but nothing is playing still.
@meatlotion Every distribution method should work the same. Try this package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nuclear-player-bin
Nuclear comes with no plugind by default, so you should install metadata and streaming sources after installation: https://docs.nuclearplayer.com/nuclear/plugins/plugin-store
@nuclearplayer hmm I've tried the latest AppImage and the AUR recommendation, and still nothing is playing.
I've enabled the Youtube and spotify plugins so I get metadata from spotify and youtube is allegedly allowing streaming, but it just sits there doing nothing except the progress bar is animated. It isn't actually playing the music at all.
This is the same behaviour I experienced with previous versions too. I've never managed to get it to play a single song.
What am I doing wrong?
@thumbsup Not that I know of!
But if you want to... https://docs.nuclearplayer.com/nuclear/plugins/getting-started
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