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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to frequently asked questions
- Am I able to download songs with SEMSIX?
No! You can only watch and listen to videos provided on the searched video platforms.
- Some tracks refuse to be added to my playlist. What's the matter?
You cannot add a song with a grey dot, because it means SEMSIX couldn't find a video for the song. In most cases, a click
next to the grey dot fixes this problem.
- SEMSIX only found a few tracks of an album, or a compilation. Do I now have to search for each song of this album by myself?
No! This job is done for you by SEMSIX. Simply click on
in front of the album.
- Is there a way to easily add all songs of an album to the playlist?
Yes, just double-click on a album and all playable tracks will be added to the playlist.
- What the hell should I do with the confusing list displayed on the Raw View tab?
Sometimes the Musicbrainz database does not produce results, or SEMSIX fails to assign videos.
In an emergency such as this, SEMSIX lists all videos without grouping and filtering them.
- Why do I get no results in the Detail View, while the Raw View displays many results?
Musicbrainz does not allow typing errors. Please check your input for spelling.
(Hint: Take a look at the results in the Raw View - they may help you find the right spelling.)
- Why are there dots with different colors in front of the songs?
SEMSIX evaluates all videos in the search result and allocates a score to each. With these scores, the best fitting videos are
assigned to songs. The videos are scored according to the colors of the traffic light - a good video gets a green dot, a poorer
video a red dot. A grey dot signals no corresponding video was found.
Just click on to search for a better video.
- I am searching for an artist. Why doesn't SEMSIX show all of his albums?
For a single search request, SEMSIX finds a maximum of 100 songs of an artist. Consequently, only the albums are shown to which
these 100 songs belong. Unfortunately, in this case you have to search for a specific album.