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Qobuz only officially supports Linux through the browser and has no officially supported API. There are ways of accessing Qobuz in Linux outside of the browser through third-party applications like Squeezelite and Roon. These apps are great, but I wanted something simpler that just focused on being able to quickly find and play an album inside the console.
- GStreamer-backed player
- High resolution audio: Supports up to 24bit/192Khz (max quality Qobuz offers)
- MPRIS support (control via playerctl or other D-Bus client)
- Resume previous session
- TUI can be disabled to use as a headless player controlled via MPRIS
In addition to the player, there is a Spotify to Qobuz playlist sync tool and an incomplete Rust library for the Qobuz API.
- If left paused for a while, the player will crash when attempting to play again.
- When resuming and seeking to the spot in the track, pressing play will cause mpris and the player to go out of sync.
- UI will freeze during loading of long lists.