> Anyone familiar with the problem? Is there a solution?
The only solution would be a code change in the Qobuz plugin itself. In
API.pm you'd find the USERDATA_LIMIT constant which is set to 500.
I do NOT recommend doing this, as it might result in you being banned
from accessing their service. Services like this usually limit the
number of items per request on their end as large queries could use a
lot of processing power and memory.
Assuming you create those huge mixes so you can shuffle them I'd suggest
you look into using LastMix instead. This plugin would automatically and
dynamically add new tracks to your list, based on what you've been
playing before. It's not perfect, but can give you decent mixes which
last for hours or days.
--
Michael
The only solution would be a code change in the Qobuz plugin itself. In
API.pm you'd find the USERDATA_LIMIT constant which is set to 500.
I do NOT recommend doing this, as it might result in you being banned
from accessing their service. Services like this usually limit the
number of items per request on their end as large queries could use a
lot of processing power and memory.
Assuming you create those huge mixes so you can shuffle them I'd suggest
you look into using LastMix instead. This plugin would automatically and
dynamically add new tracks to your list, based on what you've been
playing before. It's not perfect, but can give you decent mixes which
last for hours or days.
--
Michael