Closed jiri-janousek closed 2 years ago
Hello @nanga. Thanks for reporting your issue. I need more information to investigate it further. Could you visit the Bug reporting guidelined and answer the questions below?
I also get this bug. At first, playing music was not possible because Nuvola has played 2 seconds of the track and later shows the tidal message "Something wrong" or similar and the sound stops. I tried to log out and log in but after logout, this error page showed up and no other action is possible to do. I did flatpack update and apt update then upgrade. My system is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Nuvola version as on the screenshot.
Same issue. Ubuntu 21.04.
Hello, thanks for reporting your issue. I need more information to investigate it further. Could you visit the Bug reporting guidelined and answer the questions below?
Also, could you check whether the command below helps?
rm -rf ~/.var/app/eu.tiliado.NuvolaAppTidal/
Thanks for the log. Could anybody explicitly say whether the command below helps or not at all?
rm -rf ~/.var/app/eu.tiliado.NuvolaAppTidal/
Sorry, I forgot to add a comment for this. Unfortunately in my situation, it don't help.
I have tried the rm -rf. Unfortunately, I still get the error.
Hello @dameq1 & @antaeusdk. Thanks for the logs.
Did you quit Nuvola before the data removal? If yes, could quit Nuvola and remove the data again, then attach a new log?
Yes of course I quit before removing and tried this a few times. Here you have a new log when the app is started just after data removing.
same issue on fresh install on Arch. Primephonic and Qobuz work fine.
Unfortunately, I still have no idea about the cause of the problem. I can use Tidal without any issues and the provided logs don't show anything suspicious. I don't have a clue what is different between my machine or Tidal account and your machines and Tidal account. I've updated the issue description. I'm sorry that I cannot provide any short-term solution to the problem.
Per our terms, affected Nuvola Player users may ask for a refund of their Nuvola Player license (the reference date for a partial refund is June 3, 2021).
For anyone who encounters this I completely wiped the Nuvola flatpaks and deleted all the Nuvola data I could find and eventually was able to get Tidal up and running again. Unfortunately I did not record exactly what I deleted but it looks like it included the ~/.var/app/eu.tiliado.NuvolaAppTidal/
directory mentioned above. I had issues getting it to log in again but it came right in the end.
Sadly Tidal has now ceased functioning for me. At start up it shows a dialog saying that the browser is not supported and there doesn't appear to be any way round it. Time to explore other services!
I'm closing this ticket as Nuvola Player has discontinued active development. We are going to provide only integration bug fixes on a best-effort basis until the final End-of-Life on December 31, 2022. I'm sorry that I haven't managed to resolve this ticket in time.
Some users reported that Tidal stopped working and shows "You have been blocked". We haven't managed to identify the cause of the issue, so we cannot start working on a fix. It is possible that Tidal will start working once Nuvola is ported to a new web engine by the end of 2021 (#583), but we cannot guarantee that.
Per our terms, affected Nuvola Player users may ask for a refund of their Nuvola Player license.
From #742 by @nanga
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