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When I try to play "Can't Find It" from the band "Love", the default track being played is just some video of some guy talking about finding love. And when I press "alternative track sources", almost all suggestions are videos that have nothing to do with any kind of music at all, and the songs that it does suggest are from other bands, and don't even have the same title (it suggests a few songs called "Can't Find Love", not "Can't Find It").
Expected Behavior
Alternative track sources should be at least as good as generic youtube search.
Steps to reproduce
Add the song "Can't Find It" from the band "Love" to a playlist on spotify.
Try to play the song through spotube.
Operating System
Android
Spotube version
v3.6.0
Installation source
GitHub Releases (Binary)
Additional information
This issue is different from #883, because the song does exist on youtube, even in multiple versions. And when searching for "love can't find it", the way I would normally do, it's the first search result, which for some reason isn't shown in alternative track sources in the app. And even when searching for "can't find it - love" the way it's written after pressing the search button in alternative track sources, it's the 2nd search result.
In other words, it seems like the complicated scoring algorithm described here is in this case causing more problems than it solves, so a fallback to a generic search would be helpful, for example in the form of a "more" button at the bottom of the alternative track selection list, or by mixing in actual YT search results in the suggestions by default. So would an option for formatting the search string, which if I remember correctly, used to be there in older versions of the app.
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So, the usual way around this is to put the link of the song into the search bar to get that specific video. The only problem is that the menu for alternative track sources is so buggy for me that when clicking on the song it does not change. (Seems like an issue within itself.) Also after choosing the alternative source then closing and reopening Spotube the choice does not save (issue #840 & #1223) which is a backlogged bug at the time of writing this.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
When I try to play "Can't Find It" from the band "Love", the default track being played is just some video of some guy talking about finding love. And when I press "alternative track sources", almost all suggestions are videos that have nothing to do with any kind of music at all, and the songs that it does suggest are from other bands, and don't even have the same title (it suggests a few songs called "Can't Find Love", not "Can't Find It").
Expected Behavior
Alternative track sources should be at least as good as generic youtube search.
Steps to reproduce
Operating System
Android
Spotube version
v3.6.0
Installation source
GitHub Releases (Binary)
Additional information
This issue is different from #883, because the song does exist on youtube, even in multiple versions. And when searching for "love can't find it", the way I would normally do, it's the first search result, which for some reason isn't shown in alternative track sources in the app. And even when searching for "can't find it - love" the way it's written after pressing the search button in alternative track sources, it's the 2nd search result.
In other words, it seems like the complicated scoring algorithm described here is in this case causing more problems than it solves, so a fallback to a generic search would be helpful, for example in the form of a "more" button at the bottom of the alternative track selection list, or by mixing in actual YT search results in the suggestions by default. So would an option for formatting the search string, which if I remember correctly, used to be there in older versions of the app.
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: