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Looks very nice, however it doesn't seem to support subsonic yet, which means no Android Auto integration through Ultrasonic. I'm going to keep watch on this,
by Maskawanian 2y ago
Looks very nice, however it doesn't seem to support subsonic yet, which means no Android Auto integration through Ultrasonic.
I'm going to keep watch on this, there aren't many music players with interfaces that look that nice.
- CharlesW 2y ago@arti_chaud, out of curiosity, did you explicitly choose not to support what seems like a de facto standard for music servers? Or did you have to create the server to support the player?
- arti_chaud 2y agoI did choose to not use other standards as the main features of Meelo (multiple album/song versions, getting B-Sides, etc.) are not supported by them. The server's API follows its own design.
- rollcat 2y agoIt makes sense, since Meelo's main strength is the rich metadata model. You'd have to butcher it into a lowest-common-denominator format, which in many of these subtle cases would be missing the entire point. I think people who would rather use streaming apps should just stick to Jellyfin or Navidrome. I still prefer to listen to music through a native/dedicated app on desktop (and definitely on mobile). As much as I don't like Electron, Cider went with it and it's not that bad.
- cchance 2y agoMaybe an exposed compatibility API for supporting third party players