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What's the best open source solution for a music server and playback primarily on Android? I've become really tired of Spotify lately, would like to recover my
by lukaslalinsky 2y ago
What's the best open source solution for a music server and playback primarily on Android? I've become really tired of Spotify lately, would like to recover my old music collection, but don't want to lose the convenience of having all the music available on all devices at all times. Should I go with Jellyfin and its android app?
- pohuing 2y agoI use jellyfin and findroid or symfonium atm. Jellyfin can be slightly finicky at times but mostly just works. Don't be afraid to use the refresh metadata button though, its file watcher isn't good at picking up changes in the files' tags in my experience.
- blactuary 2y agoNavidrome. Built off of the old Subsonic API and works with apps that worked with Subsonic. Lightweight, simple to setup For just music Jellyfin is overkill imo
- aplc0r 2y agoI've settled on Navidrome for the server, and Symfonium for the player on Android (not open source). Symfonium can sync with the server so I can have all my music even when offline. https://github.com/navidrome/navidrome https://github.com/navidrome/navidrome