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I did this by making my own cloud. Simply run a mod server that uses icecast as its audio backend. Then just like that you can listen to streaming audio from an
by zer0zzz 1y ago
I did this by making my own cloud. Simply run a mod server that uses icecast as its audio backend. Then just like that you can listen to streaming audio from anywhere.
- p0w3n3d 1y agoWhat server do you run? I'm planning to re-cloud my music, I mean I divide my music to two parts: that I listen to casually, and that which I want to own by myself. Spotify is so cheap it tempts really well, but I've already lost a few of my music from it (for example I had a title in my playlist, but it's lost, and I can't even see what the title was). I tend to re-buy each month a CD or two, so I re-own my music.
- MattJ100 1y agoSpotify has an option to show songs in your playlists which have been removed. In the mobile app, Settings->Content and Display->Show unplayable songs. Hope this helps!
- quectophoton 1y agoNot the person you asked, but I am running mpd[1] ("musicpd" in some package repos), using its httpd output to serve on localhost, and use a normal reverse proxy with Nginx to expose it on my VPN with HTTPS. To manage playlists and stuff, I connect to mpd from my LAN using ncmpcpp[2]. Nowadays there's probably better alternatives though. [1]: https://www.musicpd.org/ https://www.musicpd.org/ [2]: https://github.com/ncmpcpp/ncmpcpp https://github.com/ncmpcpp/ncmpcpp
- zer0zzz 1y agoThank you good sir! I meant to say mpd but my awful autocorrect changed it to “mod”