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Do you use a local client that accepts caching/offline playback of the content ? I'm looking through the android clients and none seem to fully embrace keeping
by makeitdouble 1y ago
Do you use a local client that accepts caching/offline playback of the content ?
I'm looking through the android clients and none seem to fully embrace keeping the most played tracks on device ("offline mode"). Tempo[0] has in on the wip list, while StreamMusic straight removed in it the latest update[1], so as of now it looks like a pretty tough feature to get.
Listening to music in remote places is nice, and that was the main reason for paying for Spotify for me.
[0] https://github.com/CappielloAntonio/tempo#readme https://github.com/CappielloAntonio/tempo#readme
[1] https://music.aqzscn.cn/docs/versions/latest/ https://music.aqzscn.cn/docs/versions/latest/
- wzdd 1y agoThis won't help you if you're looking for Android apps, but for anyone else interested using iOS, play:Sub works with Navidrome and has pretty good local cache support: you can explicitly download stuff locally and there's a configurable maximum size.
- thebluelad 1y agoSymfonium has been great in my experience and does offline and caching. Check it out: https://symfonium.app/ https://symfonium.app/
- PaulDavisThe1st 1y agoEvery couple of years, I buy a used Sansa Clip+ from ebay to replace the previous one that suffered physical damage. I transfer over the 128GB/256GB sd card. Voila - entire music collection in the size of a box of matches, no need for data connections, or a working phone, or fumbling with a screen when I'm working out.
- c64d81744074dfa 1y agoSHHHHHH!!!! Don't tell people that or pretty soon we won't be able to find them any more! ;) Seriously though, seconded, but also install Rockbox: https://www.rockbox.org/ https://www.rockbox.org/
- PaulDavisThe1st 1y agoOf course Rockbox. Every time. For more than a decade ...
- HumblyTossed 1y agoAmperfy on iOS.
- ezst 1y agoDsub & forks should do just that