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I wish I could have such app to stream music from my NAS. This is very nice though!
by minhdanh72 2y ago
I wish I could have such app to stream music from my NAS. This is very nice though!
- johncoltrane 2y agoSee https://audirvana.com/linux/ https://audirvana.com/linux/.
- fraencko 2y agoI run Navidrome [1] in a Docker container on my Synology NAS. It’s lightweight, can handle huge music collections, has a good web interface, supports Last.fm scrobbling, transcoding from the most formats and AirSonic-API for use with a wide variety of players/apps. [1] https://www.navidrome.org/ https://www.navidrome.org/
- Hamuko 2y agoI use Plex because I already have it in use, though only on mobile/Windows. With real computers, I just mount the music volume and use mpd. Both work pretty well through a VPN too.
- coremoff 2y agodepending on your NAS, you might be able to run [0] Logitech Media Server; I still have it running on mine, and use it occasionally - I use it particularly for "play random album" which I have never seen elsewhere, and is great if you have a large collection of ripped music. It also runs fine on an rPi. [0] https://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Logitech_Media_Server https://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Logitech_Media_Server
- timrichard 2y agoI keep things simple on the serving side and just choose an appropriate client. I just use a NFS share on a Raspberry Pi with attached SSD to make FLAC files available on the network. Playback is with Volumio on a Raspberry Pi that I have connected to the Hifi, Audivana on my Mac, and the nPlayer app on any iOS/Android devices. nPlayer is really great for video too.
- 2big2fail_47 2y agoplexamp (in combination with tailscale) works very well :)
- fatnoah 2y agoI run both Plex and Roon on my Synology NAS. The former is used for videos/photos and to share with the in-laws, while the latter is mostly for my own owned & streamed music. Roon's not cheap, but it works for my various use cases for it.