remove the selected tracks from the playlist.

download the selected tracks (requires Clementine v1.4.0rc1ClemRemote).

Copy tracks to another Playlist (requires Clementine v1.4.0rc1ClemRemote).

Long press on a Track to switch in Selection mode from where you can select more tracks or all (cf button in the bottom) to:.

create a new playlist (requires Clementine v1.4.0rc1ClemRemote).

open a closed playlist that is in favourite (requires Clementine v1.4.0rc1ClemRemote).

clear current playlist (requires Clementine v1.4.0rc1ClemRemote).

rename current playlist (requires Clementine v1.4.0rc1ClemRemote).

save/favourite a Playlist (requires Clementine v1.4.0rc1ClemRemote).

search for text (regular expression for track name, album and artist).

Change Playlist (from those opened in Clementine on the server).

change the position in the playing track.

jump to current Track (from whatever Menu or Playlist).

start Next track (the one from the Active Playlist, you may be looking another one).

start Previous track (the one from the Active Playlist, you may be looking another one).

It is availabe on Google Play, on FDroid on izzysoft repo or here is the apk.Īnd on the Apple Store for iOS (for 2.29€ cause I need to pay the Apple developer licence)

I've built the v1.2 for Linux, MacOS and Win64 (there is also a portable version for win64).

It's also possible to download the songs, albums or playlist It's designed like a player, so from any Menu you're seeing the current played track and can pause, change the position, go to the next one. You can fully control the music on your Clementine server: create playlists, browse the file system or the library, launch your saved internet radios. ‘‘I wanted to find people who were like me, and I did, in the people I was reading.Remote for Clementine Music Player ( github) developed in C++/QT5/QML to be available on any OS.

‘‘So I did my homework here, and all of a sudden that was my life.’’ It seemed to me that Clementine’s autodidacticism was his way of asking how one should be in a world that doesn’t make sense - the type of inquisitive probing we get in his soulful songs, which draw on the work of French performers such as Léo Ferré, Édith Piaf and Henri Salvador. ‘‘I didn’t blend well with my classmates or my teachers,’’ he said. He was taken by the writing of William Blake and Immanuel Kant, and was particularly interested in the work of the 17th-century philosopher John Locke, whose ‘‘Essay Concerning Human Understanding’’ he consumed like ‘‘fatherly wisdom.’’ Growing up, Clementine spent much of his teenage years at the library, which became his sanctuary. She died when he was 11, at which point he moved in with his parents. The youngest of five children, Clementine was raised by his grandmother in a middle-class household on the good side of Edmonton.

Clementine music app