Color tinting for the player is weird

[olivertzeng]

Describe the Bug

Like in the picture, a song cover with mostly yellow theme uses red to tint, which looks kinda weird in my opinion, plus the other components like the progress bar are not the same color as the tint as well

Steps to Reproduce

1. Play music with artwork cover
2. Open player
3. See behavior

Expected Behavior

Like in the pic, tint in yellow

Screenshots

Environment

• Device: iPhone 14
• OS: iOS 16.5
• App Version: 8.0.56(141)
• Server: Navidrome 0.61.2

[ghenry22]

It picks the most vibrant colour not the colour that occupies the most image space.

The progress bar and other elements use the theme colouring. Only the background is dynamic to the cover art. This is by design.

[olivertzeng]

It picks the most vibrant colour not the colour that occupies the most image space.

The progress bar and other elements use the theme colouring. Only the background is dynamic to the cover art. This is by design.

How does it look for the "vibrant" color it wants? Sometimes it just looks out of place

In my opinion this actually looks out of place

[ghenry22]

So you would expect it to match the most common colour not the most vibrant?

Vibrant tends to be measured as the strongest/most distinct. So sometimes it might be a small bit of text in red for example that wins. Which I agree can look out of place until you realise what it has done.

[olivertzeng]

So you would expect it to match the most common colour not the most vibrant?

Vibrant tends to be measured as the strongest/most distinct. So sometimes it might be a small bit of text in red for example that wins. Which I agree can look out of place until you realise what it has done.

Yeah I still like the "main" color instead of the "secondary" color in my opinion

Take this as an example, there's only yellow and black/white, so using blue makes look more weird

[olivertzeng]

So you would expect it to match the most common colour not the most vibrant?

Vibrant tends to be measured as the strongest/most distinct. So sometimes it might be a small bit of text in red for example that wins. Which I agree can look out of place until you realise what it has done.

Oh yeah here is a better example supporting my point of it being weird

Green doesn't look the most "vibrant" here, in fact using green is the weirdest. Here I would expect something like yellow instead of green