Qobuz will now tag AI-generated tracks using a proprietary detection algorithm, maintaining human-led curation, and pledging never to use user data for external AI training, bolstering artist and listener protections.
This did not work out. They don’t seem to allow certain e-mail alias providers and VPNs. While it’s sort of understandable that they want to block scraping, fake accounts and other ill willed actors, it’s also detrimental to user privacy. Or rather, it’s hampering to users that otherwise already live a privacy oriented digital life. I’m staying with Tidal for now. 🙏
Oh the impot itself went fine and quickly. But I have like 400+ playlists or something, so not being able to use folders isn’t an option. Cause that’s just inexcusable in 2026 to have a service where you can’t even nest or sort playlists. That was absolutely wild to me, and a hurdle I didn’t expect was even possible.
Additionally, when checking for which songs it failed to import, of which there was a surprising number, quite a few of my favorites were missing. And it’s not like it just didn’t correctly map them, they weren’t available at all. Generally like 15-20% of songs were missing. And that’s just waaay too much to accept for me.
Ah, never really used folders but in retrospect it does sound like a cool feature.
Missing songs for me was like 1 to 2%, and usually relatively easy to solve by looking for the songs myself. Some songs were different versions, but that’s probably less than 1%.
Well, that’s it. I’m trying Qobuz. :)
This did not work out. They don’t seem to allow certain e-mail alias providers and VPNs. While it’s sort of understandable that they want to block scraping, fake accounts and other ill willed actors, it’s also detrimental to user privacy. Or rather, it’s hampering to users that otherwise already live a privacy oriented digital life. I’m staying with Tidal for now. 🙏
Good luck. I have given up after trying to import my library. Hope it does better for you.
Honestly the importing of all my playlists went perfectly well using Soundiiz. 15 years of playlists over with minimal loss in less than an hour.
Oh the impot itself went fine and quickly. But I have like 400+ playlists or something, so not being able to use folders isn’t an option. Cause that’s just inexcusable in 2026 to have a service where you can’t even nest or sort playlists. That was absolutely wild to me, and a hurdle I didn’t expect was even possible.
Additionally, when checking for which songs it failed to import, of which there was a surprising number, quite a few of my favorites were missing. And it’s not like it just didn’t correctly map them, they weren’t available at all. Generally like 15-20% of songs were missing. And that’s just waaay too much to accept for me.
Ah, never really used folders but in retrospect it does sound like a cool feature.
Missing songs for me was like 1 to 2%, and usually relatively easy to solve by looking for the songs myself. Some songs were different versions, but that’s probably less than 1%.
Never got that far. See my comment below.