read-write/submariner

A Subsonic client for Mac OSX

submariner's Issues

Maintaining a fork for modern macOS

Hi @nark,

I've been using Navidrome (a Subsonic compatible server) for music more recently, but I wanted a native experience on my Mac. Submariner almost fit the ticket, it was very old, and understandably, you didn't have the time to maintain it (It was still pretty nice!). As such, I've been (trying to, at least - I've been learning AppKit and Objective-C along the way) maintaining a fork of Submariner here.

I've done quite a bit of work to refactor it (shaving thousands LoC), modernizing its dependencies (like moving towards NSURLSession and replacing QuickTime with AVFoundation), and adapting the UI for modern Mac UI conventions (which sometimes saved a lot of code in places where it was reinventing the wheel before). It's still a bit rough, but it's usable enough it works fairly well. It looks like this now:

I'm wondering what you wish for this. Do you want this in your upstream repo and r-w.fr and such involved? Or would you rather I maintain it in a separate repo/site (with acknowledgement, of course)?

Suggestion: Put the license in a separate markdown file

Putting the license in a separate markdown file would have this repository automatically show up in github search results as licensed under bsd 3 clause.

Does it work for 10.6.8?

I'm having trouble installing it on my snow leopard.

Unable to play .m4a files

Submariner seems to lack support for m4a files (ISO Media, MPEG v4 system, iTunes AAC-LC). The Console just logs "Submariner[22974]: self.contentType : audio/mp4", and no music is played.