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@yelanxin yelanxin released this 22 Aug 19:56
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v0.1-beta2
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Second beta of OxiTide — a high-resolution TIDAL player for Linux, written entirely in Rust.

What's new

Added

  • Uploads library view. A new Uploads section under YOUR LIBRARY lists the tracks you uploaded to TIDAL, with the same search / sort / pagination toolbar as Liked Tracks and the same playback path as catalog tracks. Freshly uploaded files are shown greyed-out ("TIDAL is still processing this upload") until the server-side transcode finishes, then become playable on the next visit.

Fixed

  • Login no longer triggers a camera-permission prompt. The embedded browser view used for the TIDAL sign-in page probed cameras / microphones on page load, which surfaced a "wants to access your camera" dialog on GNOME. The app never uses the camera; media APIs are now disabled for the login view and any permission request it raises is denied.
  • Check for Updates no longer fails with HTTP 404. The checker relied on GitHub's releases/latest, which ignores pre-releases. It now lists releases and picks the newest, and version comparison understands pre-release suffixes.
  • USB DAC name refreshes after authorization. With USB Rawlink v2 the Settings device list showed a bare VID:PID until Settings was re-opened after granting access. The list now refreshes in place once authorization completes.

Install

Download the package for your distribution below and install it with your package manager, e.g.:

sudo dpkg -i oxitide_0.1beta2_amd64_debian13.deb      # Debian / Ubuntu
sudo rpm -U oxitide-0.1beta2-1.fedora.x86_64_fedora44.rpm   # Fedora
sudo pacman -U oxitide-0.1beta2-1-x86_64_archlinux.pkg.tar.zst  # Arch

Requires a TIDAL subscription. OxiTide keeps its own settings and login (~/.config/oxitide) and installs cleanly alongside hiresTI.

Note: Debian 12 is not supported (its GTK is older than the 4.14 minimum this app requires). Debian 13+, Ubuntu 24.04+, Fedora 43+, Arch, and openSUSE Tumbleweed are covered.

OxiTide is proprietary freeware — free to download and use. Third-party open-source components are acknowledged in the THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES file shipped with each package.

OxiTide is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by TIDAL.

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