@linh0983
The git repo you linked to provides a poorly written shell script and gives poor advice on how to run it (never just pipe a public shell script from the internet to a shell without first being sure what it will do)
The script attempts to install specific versions of libraries that may or may not fail and may or may not break other tools on your system.
It then depends on being able to download a proprietary Tidal Connect binary from ifi audio's Git repo which I presume was public by accident as it is now no longer publicly available.
To summarize, this script isn't a solution, will no longer work, might break your Moode install in the process of running it and might've caused trouble for ifi audio.
On the other hand streaming Tidal over UPnP using a UPnP client will work fine.
The git repo you linked to provides a poorly written shell script and gives poor advice on how to run it (never just pipe a public shell script from the internet to a shell without first being sure what it will do)
The script attempts to install specific versions of libraries that may or may not fail and may or may not break other tools on your system.
It then depends on being able to download a proprietary Tidal Connect binary from ifi audio's Git repo which I presume was public by accident as it is now no longer publicly available.
To summarize, this script isn't a solution, will no longer work, might break your Moode install in the process of running it and might've caused trouble for ifi audio.
On the other hand streaming Tidal over UPnP using a UPnP client will work fine.
