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cool. Unfortunately, I get all my music from spotify now. No more mp3s.
by crimsonalucard 11y ago
cool. Unfortunately, I get all my music from spotify now. No more mp3s.
- wwweston 11y agoIf the economic incentives spotify offers are any indication, you may be correct in more ways than one. (Remember, kids, you're sending a clear signal about what's valuable with your purchases. And if you're using spotify, it isn't the artists whose music you're listening to.)
- crimsonalucard 11y agoConsumers usually purchase things based on individual needs, not messages they want to send. It is only in rare instances do consumers actually manipulate the market by deliberately controlling what they purchase, the term is called boycott.
- shadeless 11y agoIf you'd still like to use a terminal player you should check out mopidy: https://www.mopidy.com https://www.mopidy.com
- sroerick 11y agoI'm curious... Is mopidy like mpd in that clients that connect are only able to edit the playlist? Or can they themselves play songs?
- provemewrong 11y agoIt's not just like mpd, it is mpd + a HTTP server. Ergo you need to control it with a CLI or graphical mpd client or with a web client.
- avuton 11y agoIt is absolutely not MPD, it has a partial implementation of the MPD protocol.
- sjm 11y agoThis is cool! I was working on something similar but more specifically for my office to democratise our office music with voting and so on, after Soundrop disappeared off the face of the earth. It only supports Spotify at the moment, but the plan was to eventually add soundcloud support as well as file uploads.
- lucaspiller 11y agoSame here... but I've been thinking of switching as mostly I just listen to a few playlists. Are there any tools to let you easily purchase songs on iTunes / Amazon / etc based upon a Spotify playlist?
- ImNotAKompjoetr 11y agoI also would like to know this, I want to try something different than Spotify. But every time I try, I miss all my playlists, and switch back to Spotify again.