Hello everyone,
There was an API change on Tidalās service which causes songs to no longer populate. Weāre currently working with Tidal to resolve this issue as quickly as possible.
This has nothing to do with the version of EOS being run, so upgrading/downgrading will not resolve this issue.
As pointed out, search appears to still function, so Tidal can still be used using this workflow.
Thank you for your understanding in the meanwhile,
Estimated fix time would be greatly appreciated. I recently bought the Prime Go to upgrade/replace my Pioneer DDJ 400 and this is just one more frustration in a string of them since I bought it (ex. analyzing tracks doesnāt consistently save key to storage deviceā¦what?!). I put together several playlists this past weekend for a house party Iām DJing at tonight, and now Iām stuck going back to my DDJ 400 because my Prime Go is useless. The search function isnāt a feasible way to actually put together a mix, we need playlists available.
Iāve used Tidal as my streaming service for years. So I donāt have much music that I own outright that I can put on USB/SD unfortunately. Itād be awesome if Tidal allowed for that, especially given how they are marketing the integration with Denon and other DJ platforms. I can store music locally on my cell phone via Tidal, I donāt see the difference with using local storage for DJing. Iām not a pro DJ, I DJ for fun with friends/family. So Iām not motivated to pay for additional services or own music outright just to have the ability to put it on SD/USB.
I donāt think offline storage will be coming to Tidal any time soon, as itās primarily a consumer service.
On the other hand, Beatsource Link (assuming youāre an āopen formatā DJ) does allow offline storage. Itās just not integrated into the Denon hardware yet.
If youāre DJing at all, regardless of pro/non pro, you should try and have at least some purchased music that you can play - just for safety. Itās NOT about being old (kradcliffe) itās about having a backup plan. Things donāt always ājust workā, no matter what they are.
This is going to to ā ā ā ā but if you have to you can bring your phone to reference tidal playlists and then on the player manually search for them and load them. That was working for me last night
this is a tired perspective ā a service included in the product they paid for doesnāt work. Complaining about it is totally reasonable. āyou also need to be prepared with backup tracks all the time otherwise stfuā is not helpful, is not empathetic, and is weirdly defensive.
Thatās not what I said. Iām offering advice based on my many decades of DJing experience. Having a backup plan makes total sense. Itās not ādefensiveā to offer advice to others.
I didnāt say people shouldnāt complain either. By all means report the problem. Itās the part about the equipment being useless and/or not being able to do gigs because of it that Iām commenting on.