Browse albums
The albums page lists every album in the library by its cover. Open one to see its tracks, where its files are, and what is still missing.
The albums page
Link to the “The albums page” sectionThe header gives the number of albums, such as “1,203 albums”. First comes “Recently added”: one row of up to 6 albums, newest first. “View all” switches the grid below to that order.
“All albums” is a grid of covers that gains columns as the window widens. The two tags next to the heading count FLAC tracks and albums without a cover. The segmented control on the right sorts by recently added, album, artist or year; album is the default, and Chinese sorts by pinyin.
Typing in the search field keeps only the albums whose title, artist or year contains the text, and folds away “Recently added” while you search.
Album cards
Link to the “Album cards” sectionPoint at a card or Tab to it: the cover lifts and a play key rises in its corner. Press it to play the album, and again to pause. The album that is playing shows moving bars next to its title.
When not every track of an album can play, its card says so:
| Mark | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Offline | The folder its tracks are in is not connected |
| Unavailable | Its tracks are all missing or cannot play |
| Partly available | Some of its tracks cannot play |
| Protected | It contains tracks in a protected format |
Album details
Link to the “Album details” sectionClick a card anywhere but its play key, or choose “Show album” in a song’s context menu, to open the album. “Albums” in the breadcrumb at the top goes back to the grid, with its sort, search and scroll position as you left them.
- The head holds the large cover, the album title, “artist · year · tracks · total time”, and tags for format, missing lyrics and missing cover.
- “Play” starts from the album’s first track that can play, and turns into “Pause” while it plays.
- The track list follows disc and track number, grouped by disc on multi-disc albums.
- On the right, “Files” lists the folders the tracks are in, the formats with their track counts, and the total size; “Covers and lyrics” says how many lyrics and covers are missing, and “Match missing” takes you to that page.