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Last week, I set-up a navidrome (docker compose) server after tagging my files with MusicBrainz and beets. I serve it over a private network (tailnet) using tai
by _-_-__-_-_- 6mo ago
Last week, I set-up a navidrome (docker compose) server after tagging my files with MusicBrainz and beets. I serve it over a private network (tailnet) using tailscale serve. It works on all my devices and on iOS with an app called Nautiline. Nautiline has a feature where it will switch between my local network address and my tailnet address seamlessly. It was so simple, I can't actually believe it works. It has CarPlay support and everything. A few clicks and I'm jamming and scrobbling to MusicBrainz. My next goal is to have a local LLM generate smart playlists. Everyone who wants off Spotify, or the other streaming music giants should do this.
- andai 6mo agoFabulous! Now just imagine if it supported video too... It would be some kind of... VideoLAN!
- antinomicus 6mo agoI’ve done the same and included on the same server the equivalent for every type of media: tv shows, movies, ebooks, audiobooks, even YouTube through a sophisticated proxy rotation pool. I have rid myself of every awful enshittified platform and I finally feel free from the bullshit. Check out audiomuse-ai on GitHub for an open source song vector space embedding system that allows clustering and traversing a huge graph of similar songs, giving you really smart playlists and radios. Smart local LLM playlists are included. Now I’m on to building a layer to take my song data and use it to query a bunch of apis to allow for “your favorite bands are playing near you” feature that isn’t sponsored.
- QGQBGdeZREunxLe 6mo agoHow are you feeding the client Lidarr, soularr?
- _-_-__-_-_- 6mo agosoulseek, manually downloading files.
- danparsonson 6mo ago> ...scrobbling to MusicBrainz... Forgive the out of touch questions, but, doing what? And why?
- KetoManx64 6mo agoPrivacy friendly version of Last.fm for those that want to see a history of the things they've played. I have a history that goes back almost 10 years at this point on a self hosted service.
- danparsonson 6mo agoI see, thanks. What do you use the history for? Is it just curiosity about your own evolving interests, or do you have some other use for it?
- _-_-__-_-_- 6mo agoI used to use last.fm, I switched to MusicBrainz last year. It has much better API access and I have a history of songs I've listened to since I was 17 in 2007. It's a time capsule, a tracker, a playlist generator and a record all-in-one. Scrobbling is just a word meaning 'to track listens'.
- KetoManx64 6mo agoYou can use it to generate recommendations in MusicBrainz for discovering new music. I use it just because I like exploring how my tastes change over time.
- privacyking 6mo agoHave you tried Narjo as an alternative client?