I use Navidrome. Really well made clients for anything, ability to select transcoding method (or lack thereof) based on a client, changing of following songs etc.
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Oh, and it runs flawlessly on a single SBC with no hiccup.
I use Plexamp
Same
I use navidrome, it's pretty simple to setup and use and has support for many clients. For mobile I use Ultrasonic and sonixd for desktop
I've been using Plex and Plexamp for ages. I have about two terabytes of flacs in my NAS, and Plexamp seamlessly encodes it to 128 kbps Opus when listening on a mobile network, or streams the flac as-is if on Wi-Fi. It has a good recommendation engine and a very nice UI. Worth the money, if you ask me.
I used Jellyfin with Finamp on my phone.
May not be the fanciest, but I use MPD.
When I'm home, it outputs to a pipe that feeds Snapcast for my multi-room audio. If I'm away, I can stream it through MALP on Android or through a web interface (myMPD)
this one too, for in-house hifi managing, is really great. I never used myMPD though, i'm using the basic http streaming feature and keep controlling from malp / vpn eventually.
Couple of questions for @ptz@dubvee.org
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can myMPD manage different users choosing to play different stuff at the same time ?
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did you manage to have artist images on MALP at your control ? That only fanart is often wrong/inaccurate so i keep them off
can myMPD manage different users
It has support for partitioning but I had some issues with myMPD at least not handling them well. Each partition is a virtual player / output
did you manage to have artist images
MALP gets its artwork dynamically from MusicBrainz or some other service. Same for myMPD. I don't really bother with managing that locally.
It has support for partitioning but I had some issues with myMPD at least not handling them well. Each partition is a virtual player / output
mmm, ok, i'll give it a try. For personal use i'm fine driving everything with malp. I was thinking about giving a couple of people the ability to remote play what they want.
MALP gets its artwork dynamically from MusicBrainz or some other service. Same for myMPD. I don’t really bother with managing that locally
for album art malp honour the one embedded in id3 tags. As for artist i keep them blank because if there is an error or two groups with the same name, or a not so known local groups, in malp end up being wrong which i hate.
for album art malp honour the one embedded in id3 tags
MALP and myMPD both honor the ID3-embedded art. yes, and I believe those take precedence over pulling from a remote API.
A lot of my music is old CD rips without any embedded images, and the ones that do have them are often incorrect from trying to embed them a long time ago. (e.g. half my music from the late 90s all have Silverchair's Freak Show album cover as the embedded artwork)
TBH, I don't really pay attention to the album art that much. I've lived without it long enough, so for me, it's nice when it works and is correct, but I don't really sweat it if not.
Navidrome has been a revelation for me, I use it along with the absolutely brilliant app Symfonium. It took me a long time to get here, but it's a killer combination that does everything I want it to do. It has been so seamless that I had to look up what it was called because I haven't had to tinker with it for months. Tailscale works well as a VPN solution too if you need one, but you might be fine with reverse proxies etc. (popping my lemmy cherry with this comment btw)
I switched to Airsonic Advanced, after I decided that my Subsonic instance was too old (but it still worked). It works pretty well regardless of client and has a decent but not amazing web interface.
I also tried Navidrome, and found it pretty slick, but does sorting by metatags and I have some pretty old stuff that doesn't have very accurate/clean tags, so I stuck with Airsonic since it sorts by folder structure
Jellyfin a million times over. It manages all your music and has get integrations and apps.
I've used ampache in the past, but now jellyfin since I'm using it for other media as well
I also have a jellyfin server but last time i tried it (2 years ago) it didn't seem optimized for audio libraries - using it only for video
not optimized in what way?
If you mean the official phone app, consider one of the third party music-only apps like finamp.
What features do you need? ReadyMedia aka MiniDLNA will do just fine if you use a UPNP-compliant player.
Just play on my phone, computer and android auto
Also Jellyfin, but I use a paid app, S2 player. Been the best out of all I've tried so far. Can even aggregate with local music stored on the phone.
Watching on play store it tells me i even joined the beta testing for s2... My memory, i tried it and i completely forgot about it. Seems nice, i wonder why i uninstalled it
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