Lincoln Lorenz

The end result of this would probably be the creation of `docs/ANETWORKING.md` with some documentation on what needs to be done and an example setup with some off the shelf...

It looks like the most up to date Linux Tidal support is from https://github.com/seniorgod/ifi-tidal-release (HiTide is based on this). Looking into this a little closer at ifi-tidal, Tidal support looks...

Here are a list of steps that are needed to integrate TIDAL: - [x] Test tidal_connect_application on Linux - [ ] Can multiple tidal_connect clients run at once? - [...

Cool are either of you guys able to try out the `tidal_connect_application` on Linux? You can use the output of `aplay -L` to give you the audio output device strings...

Is there anyone with a Tidal subscription than can help us move forward on this?

The easiest way to start playing with it would be to use the HiTide installer that installs ifi-tidal-release and uses it in the HiTide service. curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/shawaj/HiTide/main/install.sh | sudo...

Can you try launching TiDAL on 2 different sources? Maybe ch1 and ch2? I'm assuming TiDAL allows multiple concurrent streams...

Hmm looks like a duplicate name conflict: Can you try the following in 2 separate ssh sessions. The commands use different names and outputs: session1: /usr/ifi/ifi-tidal-release/bin/tidal_connect_application --tc-certificate-path /usr/ifi/ifi-tidal-release/id_certificate/IfiAudio_ZenStream.dat --netif-for-deviceid eth0...

I think this integration just fell off our radar and it didn't help that is was using a closed source binary that didn't allow us to gain any insight. Would...

Also I don't remember did anyone look into how feasible it was to get album art?