I was looking at my choices for streaming my music collection to my phone or just in general and thought I’d see what everyone is using or get suggestions? Bonus points if it let’s you share songs.

  • haric0B
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    1 year ago

    Navidrome + substreamer/Amperfy/Play:sub on iOS

  • ratman150@sh.itjust.works
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    1 year ago

    I was self hosting jellyfin + tailscale as a way to stream my music but that had issues and due to my Internet speed really could only handle a single client. A lemmy post recommended iBroadcast which I gave a shot and now almost exclusively use. I do pay for their premium tier mostly to support the 500gb+ of music they’re effectively hosting a backup of but the overall experience has been a 9/10. Only small gripes and most of those are nothing more than gripes. I do not believe it has a way to share a song but I haven’t tried it so maybe I’m wrong.

    It’s completely free to use/try and I’d at least give it a shot.

  • CactusBoyScoutB
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    1 year ago

    I just went through this and tried quite a few Navidrome clients before settling on Plexamp.

    I wanted to like Navidrome because it’s more forgiving with your tagging/organization, particularly with compilations. It reads the compilations ID3 tag and puts all tracks with the same album title and that tag in one album, which is super simple.

    Plex is far more picky with tagging/structure. But the clients for Plexamp are just so much better, imo.

    So I just eventually sucked it up and spent days retagging my MP3 collection and moving files around to make it work with Plex. It sucked but it was worth it.

  • AnejeyB
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    1 year ago

    Other than Navidrome (which is probably your best option right now), I also use AzuraCast. It’s essentially an internet radio playing my playlists 24/7 that I (or anyone, but I obviously don’t just share it with strangers) can listen to from anywhere.