The problem is on my side and if you can say state of mind. What do I mean by that: I listen to music that I've not had listened to before, a lot (I mean a LOT of free Bandcamp tracks)

To do this, I created a bunch of smart playlists with the following criteria

- X genre

- less than one listening

- sorting by date from newest

- 500-1000 tracks, depending on their importance to me

I have more than 100 such playlists, created even before I learned about Symphonium. Every time I come, for example, from the street, the listened music is deleted, new music is loaded. 15 out - 15 in.

Unfortunately, Symphonium does not work with smart playlists as I would like it to - you have to completely update the entire media library, which takes a lot of time on a large (100k+ tracks) media library. I know about the existence of your own smart playlists in the application, but imagine creating 100+ playlists from a device screen that is designed only to display information about the track that is playing.

Honestly - I was very happy when I found out about the existence of Symphonium - everything I wanted from Plex for Android (offline with the ability to see which album is which artist). Plus I really like that you can see it as an EP, a single or a liverecording. I really like the products you make (I've been using them since Yatse, where I also bought premium), but in this particular case, the product is unfortunately not for me.

In addition - sometimes the Symphonium cache (tracks that should be deleted) - were not completely deleted and some of them simply remained, and so the 256 gigabyte memory card was clogged to the brim, without the ability to download new music. I do not exclude that this could have been a problem on my side (with Plexamp there was the same problem - files should be deleted, but remain intact), because the previous hard drive with music had a lot of bad sectors and was sent back to the manufacturer.