Every time I search in Roon by typing some keywords, the result list will include only tracks, albums, artists, but never a playlist.
Is it intentional by design?
Every time I search in Roon by typing some keywords, the result list will include only tracks, albums, artists, but never a playlist.
Is it intentional by design?
Thatâs incredible!!!
we do not search playlists in streaming services. you have to go to the tidal/qobuz page or use the streaming servicesâ apps to add it to your own playlists list.
this is a fine feature request however, so Iâm going to move it to that category
I just added another request for this.
Another vote for this feature request. I have been banging my head trying to figure out why I wasnât seeing the Qobuz playlists beyond whatâs in my Favorites. Finally realized the feature wasnât there.
Dear from Roon, this feature is requested fro a lot of people from month!!
One plus for this feature.
Two plus for this feature
This would be very welcome indeed
Yes another for this request
Please make this possible! This is a major drawback for me.
Would also love this if it is possible.
+1 for this feature request from me as well!
@danny and team, not searching playlists of streaming services is just âridiculesâ.
imagine you want have music for your birthday party. There are plenty of good list in streaming services for such an event which you just canât search for.
+1
With the vast amount of music available, knowing how other people put their lists together would be extremely helpful.
+1
Very frustrating indeed not to be able to âjust use Roonâ when it comes to playlists. Having to open Qobuz/Tidal, find theplaylist and then add it and wait for it to appear in Roon sucks.
Since itâs been a while since anyone posted here Iâll kiss the sleeping beauty hoping it will wake up
Is it still on the roadmap ? or has it vanished ?
PS keep it up, I love Roon, itâs making me more demanding, hence the request!
What is the point of having (and paying for) Roon if the user is directed to use other apps itâs supposed to replace to use the most basic of functions? Playlists within streaming services is a ânice to haveâ feature, itâs one of its core functions to help people listen to curated musical experiences and discover new music.
This feels like an extremely useful & sensible feature suggestion.
I guess the question is whether the search should return playlists based on the playlists title or simply playlists that contain an album, artist or track matching the search query.
The former works well when the playlist has the artist or mood in the title, or the playlist name is known in advance, but far less well for playlists with vague non-descriptive titles ie. Digginâ with Dave.
The later would almost certainly need some form of smart prioritisation/ordering ie. how do you return the best playlists containing a âPaul McCartneyâ track? Given the likelihood that the most popular playlists on Qobuz/Tidal that fit that simple criterion are âChristmas Playlistsâ which no one wants to listen to outside of December (âŠif at all).
Is it possible, maybe using Valence, to work out what the most Paul McCartneyâesk playlists (as it thematically) on Qobuz/Tidal are?
That all said, the ordering on Qobuz isnât too bad, so maybe itâs as simple as piggybacking on their logic/search ordering. But if not, itâs probably worth considering the pros and cons of the different kinds of ordering that are possible / may be possible.
btw. probably one for itâs own request, but recommendations of Qobuz/Tidal playlists similar to the last ~10 tracks youâve listened to and/or an existing playlist in your library would be a nice feature too. Implemented/displayed in much the same way as the album suggestions currently are.
+1 for this request.