Clementine
1.3.1
Clementine for Mac1.3.1
Queue-based music player with Spotify, Last.fm and Growl support.
What is Clementine for Mac
Clementine is a modern music player and library organizer.
Clementine is a multiplatform music player. It is inspired by Amarok 1.4, focusing on a fast and easy-to-use interface for searching and playing your music.
- Search and play your local music library.
- Listen to internet radio from Spotify, Grooveshark, SomaFM, Magnatune, Jamendo, SKY.fm, Digitally Imported, JAZZRADIO.com, Soundcloud, Icecast and Subsonic servers.
- Search and play songs you've uploaded to Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive
- Create smart playlists and dynamic playlists.
- Tabbed playlists, import and export M3U, XSPF, PLS and ASX.
- CUE sheet support.
- Play audio CDs.
- Visualisations from projectM.
- Lyrics and artist biographies and photos.
- Transcode music into MP3, Ogg Vorbis, Ogg Speex, FLAC or AAC.
- Edit tags on MP3 and OGG files, organise your music.
- Fetch missing tags from MusicBrainz.
- Discover and download Podcasts.
- Download missing album cover art from Last.fm and Amazon.
- Cross-platform - works on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
- Native desktop notifications on Linux (libnotify) and Mac OS X (Growl).
- Remote control using an Android device, a Wii Remote, MPRIS or the command-line.
- Copy music to your iPod, iPhone, MTP or mass-storage USB player.
- Queue manager.
What's new in Clementine
Version 1.3.1:
Major Features
- Vk.com support
- Seafile support (server >= 4.4.1)
- Add Ampache compatibility (through Subsonic service)
- Add new analyzer "Rainbow Dash"
- Answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything
- Add "Psychedelic Colour" mode to all analyzers
Other Features
- Add left click to fullsize cover on playing widget
- Add m4b support for non-drm files
- Ignore English articles for library sorting
- Improve the organize dialog
- Add an option to warn before closing a playlist tab
- Add an option to disable the pause notification
- Add options to hide some internet services
- Add an option to disable inline song metadata editing
- Add "details below" and "no details" now playing widget options
- Add "no song details" now playing widget option
- Add icons to the extras menu
- Add a source icon for CD tracks
- Allow user to remove directories in the Files tab
- Add ability to remove unavailable items from playlist
- Add a button to the transcode dialog to add all files in a directory
- Make it impossible to collapse either side of the MainWindow splitter
- Add menu items for updating and doing a full rescan of Google Drive
- Increase Soundcloud cover image size
- Add the ability to pause Spotify tracks
- Add the ability to add or remove a Spotify track to a Spotify playlist through context menu
- Add Spotify tracks to Spotify playlists by drag and drop
- Add ability to get a link to share Spotify playlists and songs
- Improve handling of Spotify Top Tracks and compilations
- Add playlist actions to Spotify songs
- Add ability to automatically set podcast as listened after successfully sending it to a device
- Add ability to order podcasts by age
- Allow user to download multiple podcasts at the same time
- Add ability to cancel podcast downloads in progress
- Allow user to hide listened podcast episodes
- Huge improvement of the speed at startup
- Improve performance of mass rating changes
- Improve ripping performance
- Persistent cache for pixmaps. Huge improvement of the performance when scrolling the library for example
- Add AppData file for Clementine (for GNOME and KDE Software Centers)
- Add iPod-like behaviour to previous button
- Add HipHop and Kuduro equalizers
- Remember current playlist between restarts
- IDv3 tag lyrics support
- Scroll to last played track when switching playlists
- Add stop after each song repeat mode
- Sort discs numerically when using Group by disc
- Add ability for sort by group and performer in the library view
- Parse the year of a disc from musicbrainz
- Add track intro mode
- Add ability to add a search term with tab and space in the smart playlist window
- Add love/ban (Last.fm) global shortcuts
- Add support for "original year" tags
- Send album artist to Last.fm with liblastfm >= 1.0.0
- Add sample rate selection
- Add option to change the time step when seeking using the keyboard
- Playlist sort by album considers disc and track numbers
- Add options for double clicking song in the playlist
- Volume slider handles glow effect using system theme
- Library view sort line themable
- Show track durations in the CD ripper dialog
- Add ability to read REM DISC tag from Cue sheet
- Add ability to lock/unlock rating edit status
- Add the support of trackNum elements in XSPF
- Add support for inhibiting the screensaver on windows
- Add "Smart Playlists" for Subsonic
- Add lyrics from AZLyrics
- Add lyrics from bollywoodlyrics.com
- Add lyrics from hindilyrics.net
- Add lyrics from lololyrics.com
- Add lyrics from Musixmatch
- Add lyrics from Tekstowo.pl
- Use Alt+Tab to switch between playlist tabs
Bug Fixes
- Fix crash when click on a SoundCloud entry in internet tab
- Fix crash when marking podcast as listened
- Fix crash after pressing OK in the device properties window
- Fix stop after track which doesn't remove now playing
- Fix play bleeding into next track after auto stop
- Fix analyzer framerate when mouseover play scrubber
- Fix issues with buffers sent to analyzer
- Fix block analyzer framerate
- Fix divide-by-zero possibility with small buffers at end of track
- Fix divide-by-zero possibility in moodbar
- Fix oversized album cover art
- Clean cover art from /tmp
- Fix the rendering of the little numbers in the boxes on queued items in the playlist
- Fix parsing of MusicBrainz data for discid
- Fix random artifacting on nyanalyzer on startup
- Fix podcasts length issues (which caused issues with seeking for example)
- Fix too small equalizer window size
- Fix labels which don't inherit system text colors in the edit tag dialog
- Fix the mess of the queue manager after playlist re-sort
- Fix for queue ordering issue in the playlist view when using Ctrl+D to dequeue a track
- Fix detection of parent-relative paths in playlist saving
- Fix path seperators issue when reading playlists
- Fix m3u parser issue when an artist's name has a hyphen
- Fix bug with percents when fetch the Jamendo catalogue
- Fix a little dropout when transition to next track
- Fix broken RockRadio.com for premium users
- Fix Subsonic login with + characters in the password
- Fix accents issue in when save playlist in xspf format
- Fix issues with some songs length thanks to Taglib. People with Taglib installed on their system will have to wait a new release of Taglib
- Fix moodbars not generating correctly
- Fix socket leak in moodbar
- Fix memory leak in tagreader
- Fix crash when trying to fingerprint but missing a plugin
- Fix infinite scan with Subsonic when the library is empty
- Fix shortcut/media keys issues on Mac
- Fix compilation issues on Yosemite
- Fix performer tag for mpeg
- Fix parsing issues with "innovative" datetime formats
- Fix laggy interface on Mac
- Fix playback breaks in Spotify
- Fix memory leaks
- Fix crash when stopping song that is fading after pausing
- Fix crash when trying to download a track but there is no current one playing
- Fix default spinner gif image which shows white pixels around the image
- Fix setting album artist tag for FLAC files if it already exists
- Fix crash when Clementine lists the albums on Ampache
- Fix Last.fm scrobbling after seek
- Fix metadata not processed properly for some streams (Akamai)
- Fix save state when the song was paused
- Fix some issues in Boom and Turbine analyzers
- Fix song continuously rewinding when seeking using keyboard arrow keys
- Fix OSD re-posistioning which doesn't work on multiple monitors
- Fix Sonogram state while paused
- Fix crash when changing 'group by' while album covers are still loading
- Fix loss of valid data from an mp3 file when using the metadata editor
- Fix track slider twitching
- Fix Di.fm stations stuck when try to play them without internet
- Make mood files hidden in NTFS
- Fix time labels blinking when playing streams without known duration
- Fix tag fetcher which applies incorrect tags for songs without any results
- Fix Clementine getting stuck when transitioning from a local track to a Spotify track with crossfade disabled
- Fix previous track when playing a dynamic random mix
- Fix fullscreen album covers for monitors in portrait mode
- Don't scale down star icons by 1 pixel
- Fix Soundcloud API Search which simply doesn't work
Removed Features
- Remove Ubuntu One support
- Remove Discogs support
- Remove GrooveShark support
- Remove Radio GFM support
Build-System Changes
- Update to gstreamer 1.0
- Don't compile vreen with link-time optimizations
- Use the system's sha2 library if it's available
- Remove libindicate-qt
- Remove internal copy of libechonest and add it as dependency
- Use libcrypto++ instead of QCA
- Update TagLib to 1.10.0
- Use a GTlsDatabase for gstreamer SSL
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Oct 10 2020
Version: 1.3.1
Seems to be discontinued ...
An Alternative is maybe Strawberry ( https://www.strawberrymusicplayer.org/ ) - it's a fork of Clementine
Sep 1 2020
Version: 1.3.1
Not visual interface.
Very small font.
Many bugs on macOS.
In the new version 1.4, the font has become even more illegible and gray/dull!
Sucks application!
Feb 11 2020
Version: 1.3.1
TRASH Program - CRASHES constantly when changing tracks. Too risky to use for a live DJ event for even background music.
Jan 5 2019
Version: 1.3.1
Just wanted to add that I recently had to set-up a Windows laptop as a music player. I used Clementine, and it's been working wonderfully. So, all of my previous praises, plus 'cross-platform' too.
Nov 26 2018
Version: 1.3.1
Great software, but now it's abandoned... If it will be updated again maybe will came back a great software..
Nov 11 2016
Version: 1.3.1
Clementine was working great until macOS Sierra. Now even the nightly builds don't work.
Sep 19 2016
Version: 1.3.1
Really easy-to-use music player being a great alternative to iTunes. In my opinion, Clementine is more clear and simple. I like the way it is designed. Once, I recommended it to a friend and he was very thankful fro such an advice. He also appraised it's functionality and convenience. So, better try than talk.
Sep 10 2016
Version: 1.3.1
Just to update my previous review: I've been using Clementine all day/everyday since March (it provides the ambient music at my workplace). Mostly using the "Dynamic random playlist" mode, which creates a random playlist, but allows you to add/subtract/rearrange tracks at will. This mode alone makes the app worthwhile, as it gives you much more control/flexibility than a standard random mode.
In general, Clementine is a wonderful desktop audio player. Good sound quality, stable (it's crashed exactly two times in six months of very heavy use), and (mostly) full featured -- including the very helpful remote app for Android devices.
However, It's within that feature-set where Clementine has it's two major problems -- in that it doesn't seem to recognize any MTP device I've tried, nor does it recognize audio CDs, let alone rip them. If they can't get these features working in future releases, I'd recommend dropping them altogether. Additionally, there are a few bugs that pop up from time to time. Set album covers not transferring to the individual tracks seems to be the most common/noticeable. But that, and other problems that arise, are pretty inconsequential, and easily remedied.
So if you've been looking for a free iTunes alternative, you've found it. I urge you to give it a look for yourself. All of my co-workers have become converts, and I have a strong suspicion you'll become one too.
Jun 28 2016
Version: 1.3.1
Love it. I am forced to use a Mac at work, and wanted something similar to Winamp. I am one who prefers to drag a folder to the play queue. Great job guys!!!
May 13 2016
Version: 1.2.2
I just started trying this app because for the last few months my iTunes plays some Songs about half-way through and then skips to the next Song. There's a LOT of people on the Net who are having the same problem for Years now and Apple doesn't seem to give a crap.
So, Clementine seems pretty cool (and doesn't Skip in the middle of Songs). My only problem is how to use their Playlist... and there's no Help Pull-Down with the app and nothing I could find on their site..
So, Clementine seems pretty cool (and doesn't Skip in the middle of Songs). My only problem is how to use their Playlist... and there's no Help Pull-Down with the app and nothing I could find on their site..
Apr 11 2016
Version: 1.2.2
So, I updated my desktop CPU and in the process lost ppc emulation. Meaning, I lost my beloved Audion :(
It had been a few years, so I give the almighty iTunes another go. Somehow, I hate it even more (I didn't think that was possible. How this app squashed all competitors is beyond me).
So, I’m in need of a mp3 player that has a feature set at least near to Audion’s (I know skins are a dream of the past). I settle on Nightingale for a couple months. And while it’s decent, it’s general clunkiness eventually gets to me. I go for a hail mary, and see if MacAmp has been ported to Intel (no) and MacUpdate recommends Clementine instead. What is this Clementine?
Clementine is really, really nice. That’s what it is. So nice, I’ve been using it for a few months, and I still can’t believe it’s free.
Granted, straight out of the box the sound was shrill, much like iTunes. But unlike iTunes, the eq managed to cut the shrillness and add a lot of warmth. No, it doesn’t sound as good as Audion, but nothing does. It sounds as good as Nightingale and not nearly as bad as iTunes.
Initially, the need for both a library and playlist seems redundant (and it is), but the “smart playlists” set in the library circumvents this.
It says it supports MTP or mass-storage USB players, but doesn’t seem to recognize my Creative Zen (so XNJB is still going to get lots of use)
Lastly, it’s not exactly lean on memory, but nowhere near as greedy as Nightingale and iTunes.
Now that we’ve addressed the minuses, in the plus column we have everything else. It has a robust feature and customization set that’s intuitive and even enjoyable to use.
So while I could sit here and list every aspect I like (visualizations, MusicBrainz connectivity, interactivity with just about every online music service, etc, etc, etc), let me just save a lot of keystrokes and reiterate that it’s really, really nice. So nice, I can’t believe it’s free.
If you’ve only been using iTunes due to lack of a quality alternative. you now have one. Take advantage.
Feb 16 2016
Version: 1.2.2
Is this project dead? No update in two years.
Sep 17 2015
Version: 1.2.2
I like the name and the icon. But I haven't find out what to do with this app. Snow leopard doesn't work properly.
Jun 6 2015
Version: 1.2.2
No aiff support is a deal killer for me. Odd that they'd leave that out.
Oct 27 2014
Version: 1.2.2
I won't leave a proper review because I stopped trying it after the first launch (on 10.9.5), when I dropped a folder on the app's icon and it crashed!
That's enough for me as it was precisely what I was searching for (an app that plays a dropped folder, not a crashing one... :-D ).
Sep 10 2014
Version: 1.2.2
I am trying Clementine and so far i like it. I am happy that when i launch Clementine it does NOT startup iTunes like so many other players want to do.
Even with my limited use at this time i rate it in the 4 or 5 range.
Oh, and i love the price of this software: fits my budget these days.
Aug 8 2014
Version: 1.2.2
I want to try out Clementine. Until I'm comfortable with it, assuming I like, it, I don't want to abandon iTunes just yet. Is it safe to point Clementine to the actual iTunes Music folder, so that I don't have to maintain two separate libraries? It seems to me if Clementine makes any changes to the files, this might corrupt the iTunes library/indexes/caches, etc. Since iTunes would be unaware anything was altered.
My iTunes music library is over 40 GB, so I'd rather not have to maintain two copies while I play with Clementine, but I will if there is a risk of messing up iTunes.
Thanks in Advance for any feedback, comments!
Aug 8 2014
Version: 1.2.2
Does Clementine support Home Sharing (so make use of the misic library of another computer in your network)?
I currently use iTunes for accessing the music library of my Mac Mini 'iTunes server' but iTunes drives me nuts with its limited functionality for shared library (i.e. playlist view won't transfer when I open a playlist from the shared library).
Jul 18 2014
Version: 1.2.2
Please Note! Version 1.2.2 is for OS X 10.8 onwards ONLY. It will bomb on older versions of OS X. If you have 10.6 or 10.7, you want version 1.1 which is available at the developer's downloads page:
http://www.clementine-player.org/downloads
Nov 4 2013
Version: 1.2
Very fine music utility.I like it better than iTunes. I had Amerok when I was on Linux(Mandriva) and I loved it.It is similar to Amerok.
Oct 27 2013
Version: 1.2
New 1.2 build from oct 26th: http://builds.clementine-player.org/mac/ clementine-1.2-48-gcee800c.dmg maybe listing should be updated.
Oct 19 2013
Version: 1.2
It's a shame that the devs dismissively dropped support for 10.6. A lot of the people who are looking for an iTunes alternative are also the people who dislike the iOS-ification of more current versions of OS X and the comglomeration that is iTunes these days, so in effect they are dropping support for many of the very people who have an interest in this succeeding.
That said, it's not an easy way to play music. One has to add songs to a playlist first, and if the playlist already has stuff in it, new songs get added to the bottom of it. Later this becomes a mess, but would be great for a party.
I can clear the playlist with a button, but if I do that playlist loses the songs I originally put there. So to play one needs to make a new playlist first.
I made playlists of the folders of songs I like, but then the header gets crowded and the titles get unreadable.
Simply put, the UI is not competely sorted. It has some nice features and plays with good sound quality, but really all I want to do is select a folder and play the contents, not jockey files around.
Also, playing from the folder side it supports fewer formats than playing from the DB side for some reason, perhaps because it can't use Apple's built-in stuff?
I use Rockbox on my little Sansa Clip, when I want to play a folder I select a it, select a song in it and hit play, it plays the rest of the folder without any intervention, regardless of format. It starts up almost instantly with 72 GB of files on it, without having to catalog. Why can't any desktop player do this?
The reason for this preference is so I can decide what an album is for myself, without all the "helpful" labeling and categorising that most players want to do, or without delving into metadata when all I want to do is move a file somewhere else or delete it. It's easier for me to put stuff where I want it using the Finder and not have to "find" a file for a DB that's out of date..
If I move track 7 out of the folder it no longer is part of the album, and if I like a remix to finish off with it becomes part of the album even though its metadata would show it to be part of another album.
Oct 14 2013
Version: 1.2
A player that doesn't support lossy and lossless audio formats like flac and Apple lossless is useless for me. Since clementine can't even bother to indicate exactly what formats it supports I can't bother to try it out. I'm sticking with Vox.
Aug 12 2013
Version: 1.1
It's a lot of fun to use this player. I'm partial toward any attempt to port FOSS/GNU stuff to Mac. It is stable and easy to install. It looks and feels just like Amarok on KDE, and that gives me nice warm fuzzies inside.
But the problem is that it looks and feels just like Amarok on KDE. Oh, did I mention that it looks and feels just like Amarok on KDE?
Oh well.
I was going to point out that Amarok 2.7 is available through Macports, but with numerous dependency errors that may take hours to sort out.
Clementine will serve excellently in the meantime!
Jun 6 2013
Version: 1.1
A welcome addition, but sadly it's still quite a work in progress. I've had music turn to static and skip while it's loading the "mood" bars or whatever.
There's a lot of cool features it has that iTunes doesn't, but overall it's a bit clunky.
For example, I don't like how it automatically assumes you want to see a playlist and append to it just by playing a song, etc.
More seriously, it makes the fans on my powerful laptop go off loudly as well.
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to stick with iTunes because of these problems (mainly making my fans go nuts), but I will keep a close eye out for updates and hope to switch to this away from iTunes in the future if problems are addressed.
Feb 9 2013
Version: 1.1
I only just started using Clementine, so I am not going to rate it, but I have to say that I am shocked -- SHOCKED, I tell you -- that there appears to be no documentation for it. Granted, to get up and running is quite easy, but there are a fair number of buttons and other thingies in the UI, e.g. "Mood" (WTH is that about???).
I went to the clementine forum and found a thread on documentation -- or lack there of -- and was pointed to one wiki page:
http://code.google.com/p/clementine-player/w/list
Why couldn't the developer(s) provide a link to at least this on the application's homepage???
Bottom line is: I'm really put off by software whose designer's can't be bothered to point new users to any sort of user's manual or guide.
That said, I like the way artists and their albums are organized; however, one of my albums -- from my iTunes library -- is mis-marked as "Unknown". It shows up in the right place with all the correct information in iTunes, and I have checked the metadata/tags and they appear to be in order, so I'm wondering what the deal is with that. Also, some album artwork shows up in Clementine, but not all of it; in iTunes all my music has cover art.
I also like the Growl support Clementine has -- as I do Vox's.
So yes, Clementine is a purdee light-weight audio player with many of the same features and functions as iTunes, without the lobster-trap consumer crap, i.e. the iTunes Store and such, of iTunes, but it also seems to have some glitches to it. Perhaps fooling around with it some, I will figure out these aforementioned issues, but as is, it leaves a bit to be desired, and I most definitely don't see its superiority over iTunes.
Jan 12 2013
Version: 1.1
Perfect replacement for this crappy iTunes. I love Open Source Software!
Clementine is a great representer of OSS!!
Nov 18 2012
Version: 1.1
5 stars for price and features.
1 star for UI. UI is terrible.
Nov 9 2012
Version: 1.1
Clementine 1.1 in an excellent free application. I don't need an attractive GUI but a simple (to use) player with good sound quality and integrations.
Thanks to the developers.
Oct 25 2012
Version: 1.1
Outstanding Music Application.I give it 5 stars for sure. It would be great if it displayed artwork but it is good as it is.
Oct 25 2012
Version: 1.1
Excellent piece of software, but version 1.1 has no icon! I mean in the Finder you can only see the name and even if you open it with a control click and go looking for the Resources folder, then open clementine.icns and copy the app's icon, it's impossible to paste it on the app!
Aug 9 2012
Version: 1.0.1
Thanks to the developers for this excellent FREE application. I like the way it offers song information and artist information with the track that is playing. Does a lot without asking for much from the user. Yes, the interface does have a Linux look about it, but it works well enough and the price is right.
May 8 2012
Version: 1.0.1
I like it for playing FLACs, APEs, ALACs, etc., understanding CUEs, not-necessity of make a music DB. It's simple and smart. It's almost as good as Foobar2000, which is the best music player/handler, IMHO.
Apr 23 2012
Version: 1.0.1
Not bad, but it very badly needs a Cocoa front end with a nice Mac-like layout. The default Qt-based UI just doesn't cut it. It might work fine on the amalgamated mess found on the desktop of a Linux user, but it sticks out like a sore thumb on Mac OS.
Also, many of the application's design decisions are strange; for instance, the three separate search fields present in the main window seem redundant and pointless when they could have just had a single context-aware search field.
Feb 18 2012
Version: 1.0.1
Clementine is a good ,easy to use music player on many levels. The sound quality seems to be good, though I am using a downstream processor so it's hard to make an objective comparison. The integration with existing iTunes libraries is very good, as is the number of services like Last.fm that it integrates with. However it does not integrate with Pandora so I was not able to test this feature.
The appearance can be off putting to some, having some experience with various linux distros it doesn't bother me. The graphic level display is nice though it might get visually tiring. The one feature that really stands out to me is the automatic lyric retrival *and* display. I wish more apps had this feature.
While I still use iTunes for podcasts, iPod, etc… my primary music players are now Vox for listening to newly acquired music and Clementine for my music library.
Jan 23 2012
Version: 1.0.1
I started following the Clementine project when I was using Kubuntu Linux. When I switched to the Mac, the interface needed some work but all the features were there. Now at version 1.0.1, it integrates seamlessly with the MAC and is a nice alternative to iTunes. iTunes keeps getting more bogged down with more and more, "stuff," I don't want. Clementine offers a good alternative media player that's easy to use and kudos to the open source project for developing such a great cross-platform, FREE, media player!
Nov 22 2011
Version: 0.7.1
I like very much this player. I cannot really use it as it is now (0.7.1) on MBP with 10.6.8 fans are running like crazy. Hope in future update the problem is going to be solved. I'll check back later.
Nov 21 2011
Version: 0.7.1
Upon launching this application under 10.6.8 on my Mac Pro system performance lags significantly.
With the application in the foreground or background simply moving the cursor becomes torturous.
Nov 21 2011
Version: 0.7.1
so far I haven't been able to play the SOMA or Icecast streams.
Nov 21 2011
Version: 0.6
Great crossplatform player, in my opinion best player for OSX currently
+Very lightweight, starts quick
+Supports folders and tags
+Supports file deletion
+dynamic playlists
+good usability
+tag editor
-Search is not perfect
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