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Ugh, this was a useful feature. Basically, I want the “All Music, When I Want It” service. Since no corporation will ever have licenses for everything I want to
by peatmoss 9y ago
Ugh, this was a useful feature. Basically, I want the “All Music, When I Want It” service. Since no corporation will ever have licenses for everything I want to listen to, let me upload it and stream it back. Losslessly please—we can argue if I or anyone else can hear the difference, but I’d still pay for it.
Anyone have a favorite open source self-hosted music option with good mobile clients?
- bwat49 9y agoI use subsonic (now closed source), but there are several alternatives based on it that are open source (e.g. airsonic). On my phone I use the dsub app which is just fantastic IMO. Should work with any server that supports the subsonic api. There's also ampache which I hear is good but I've never tried it.
- jri2cn828 9y agoPlex is the easiest thing I’ve come across Not open source and one must subscribe monthly or buy a lifetime deal (which I got in on for $99 on deal around the holidays a while back) A Plex founder proclaimed they merely act as a intermediary between users and content stores, and know nothing about the content accessed via the software After digging around and trying various open solutions, all poorly documented and flakey, I’ve been on Plex for 3 yrs and loving it
- agersant 9y agoI made one for myself! It's not the most mature solution or the most fully-featured but I think it's good at what it does: https://github.com/agersant/polaris https://github.com/agersant/polaris Android client: https://github.com/agersant/polaris-android https://github.com/agersant/polaris-android
- m-p-3 9y agoIt's not open-source, but you can upload your own music to Google Play Music without any subscription.
- earenndil 9y agoKodi or plex? (Recommend kodi as it's opensource and I think plex requires you to pay on mobile.)