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The app is working great so far. However, I notice when it caches songs that it displays a pinned icon next to it, I cached some songs, and after its done, and I go back to look at the song the pinned icon is gone, so I am assuming the song is still cached regardless. I also noticed that sometimes the text gets doubled up, and displayed over text, so I have to close, and restart the app to fix it. As far as android auto it works good there, and sounds good. However, the app does not display the playlists on my touch screen stereo, and I do not have a away to shuffle the songs, so if those two can be added to the app that would be great.

Feature and UI-wise, this seems to be the best subsonic player I've tested on Android. Alas, it's not without problems. On Android 9 on my car's head unit, DSub will not play any songs that are cached on either the device internal memory or SD card. If I start a non-cached song, it plays, but then if I got back and play it again, I'll hear 200-400ms of the song then it will try and skip to the next. DSub skips all songs until it finds one that it can stream (i.e. not cached). Same for mp3 and FLAC files. In case something was messing up with my Subsonic server, I did a binary compare of the cached files on the SD cards that DSub created and the original files - they are bit-for-bit identical. This is a deal breaker for me. The ability to cache and playback files is what I bought this app for.

Great app, when it works. For some reason, starting a week or 2 ago, every song I play will randomly stop after a minute or 2. Not sure why. Possible that the latest Android security update hosed something. My subsonic server hasn't changed and plays songs just fine on a different client on my iPad. Hopefully this app hasn't been abandoned because it really is the best there is for Subsonic and Android.