support for third header line in the artwork/ expanded panel view.the track information panel now aggregates the following fields when multiple files are displayed: play count, skip count, date last played (set to most recent date), and file size.the track information panel can now show an indicator that there are PDF files in the album folder and clicking the icon opens the PDF file, or lets you select which one to view.right click/ 'Add to Playlist' is now 'Include in Playlist' where you can now add or remove the selected track from playlists.

Tools/ Artwork now includes an Artist Thumb Manager to manage artist thumb images used in the Artist view and thumbnail browser.

Most people should already have this installed on their machine After the server is found, you can start syncing.

Open the WiFi Sync app on Android and search for the server.

Enable now WiFi Sync in Linux and configure the device to your needs (what to sync, conversion settings, folders, renaming, playlists, deleting of files and so on). You have now a new Device for your Phone. Copy the 2 files with cryptic name to your Linux settings folder and add the device node from MusicBee3Settings.ini to the MusicBee3Settings.ini on Linux.īoot in to Linux, start MusicBee there. You can now remove the Phone and close MusicBee on Windows.

This will create another file with cryptic name, where the name is the same as the other created file, except for the file extension. Now you should sync at least one file from Windows to Android via USB. It add also a new section in MusicBee3Settings.ini with the name from the mentioned file and its settings. This creates a file with cryptic name starting with usb#*******. I have booted in to a Windows Machine, started MusicBee there and connected a Android Phone via USB. After some trial and error, I can now sync on Linux via WiFi and the Android app.

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