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Install Cacao
Download the .deb package for Ubuntu 24.04 or Linux Mint 22 on an amd64 (x86-64) computer. Windows and macOS builds are not available.
Download for LinuxGetting started
Install Cacao, sign in to TIDAL and choose where to listen.
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Download the .deb package for Ubuntu 24.04 or Linux Mint 22 on an amd64 (x86-64) computer. Windows and macOS builds are not available.
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Open Cacao and sign in with your TIDAL account. An active TIDAL subscription is required to listen.
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Select the output you want to use in Cacao. Compatibility is a good starting point for listening alongside your other apps.
Choose an audio mode04
Check the device connection, the output selected in Cacao and your system volume. If other apps are using the same device, choose Compatibility.
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Check your internet connection, then try playing the track again. If only one track is unavailable, try another from your TIDAL collection.
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Cacao remembers your last track and position. Open the app and press Play when you are ready. Playback does not start automatically.
Yes. Cacao uses your TIDAL account to stream music and does not include a subscription.
Lossless and HiRes Lossless are available when the track and your TIDAL access support them. The available quality can vary between tracks.
These features are not available in the current version. Cacao streams music from TIDAL; listening requires an internet connection.
Download the latest .deb and install it in the same way as the first version. Check the download page for the latest release and system requirements.
Get the latest versionTell us what happened and which versions of Cacao and Linux you use. You can report an issue or check existing reports on GitHub.
Report a problem on GitHub