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Is there a self hosted alternative to Google Play Music? The software was an excellent free service- just not very good at making money for Google. A lot of us
by drumttocs8 6y ago
Is there a self hosted alternative to Google Play Music? The software was an excellent free service- just not very good at making money for Google. A lot of us with music collections are running NAS- surely something can fill the void. Right now I'm using MusicBee for playing flac locally, Spotify for streaming on the go.
- mStreamTeam 6y agoI am working on a project that does this. Its still got a ways to go though https://mstream.io https://mstream.io
- ben-schaaf 6y agoI migrated to ampache a while back. Other than a bad UI it's really solid. It supports the subsonic API (among others) so you can use one of those apps.
- rozim 6y agoThis is what I'm using: - Raspberry Pi - Streaming server: MiniDLNA - Android client: Hi-Fi Audio You can of course get your ripped music from Google Takeout. I wanted a headless install, and MiniDLNA works great - you just install with apt-get and then point it to a directory tree of mp3 files. Hi-Fi Audio costs $9 -- I could not find an equivalent free & ad-free player, though they must exist.
- blibble 6y agosubsonic (or one of its forks) are what I've been using for the past 12 years dsub is a brilliant piece of software, and it uses the subsonic api
- ThatPlayer 6y agoI'm using Plex. They've been working on their Plexamp music player app for a bit, and it works fine for me.