Thanks for your insight

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    I have about 500 Gb in my personal library running jellyfin - which I hardly use anymore. I gladly give Tidal $20/month for a family plan, not just for the added value, but because they actually pay for the music, unlike Shitify. The stream quality is even better than about half of my collection. There are other good services and specialty services. Deezer is another. I don’t mind helping the artists.

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    To be honest I’ve never brought into the whole cloud music thing, at the minute I’ve most of my storage taken up by music and TV on my phone.

    I use Neutron music player for music and for video a mix of Stremio and mx player pro.

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      They kept jacking up the prices and making the streaming services worse so I finally pulled the plug and went offline. It’s a pain in the ass, to be honest, but once it’s all set up it’s really quite nice. The only long term issue is discoverability. I feel a bit like I’m stuck with the music I have now and discovering new music and listening to it is such a hassle that I just don’t do it. That said, I no longer pay for streaming, and I like what I have, so I’m not complaining.

      I can strongly recommend Plexamp, which integrates well into an existing Plex setup.

      Lidarr is a great complement to an existing Arr stack. And if you’re going to host your own music, you might as well look at Sonarr and Radarr, which are so great.

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      8 days ago

      thanks I downloaded it… first time I find an easy download option on github… I though you had to jump trough hoop to install anything from github. Since to work fine, thanks a lot

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    I’m still using Airsonic-Advanced. I know there are alternatives like gonic and navidrome. But, eh. I like buy music from Bandcamp or directly from the artist, and then upload it to airsonic. Works nice.

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      7 days ago

      Feishin seems to be the best option for navidrome on windows and linux as far as I am aware but I have this really annoying bug that prevents me from seeing any tracks that I don’t have marked as favorites for some reason.

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        6 days ago

        I think that is an option. Maybe do you enabled it? Did you try reaching the community through github or discord?

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          It is an option under the filter menu but in my case it cannot be turned off. The slider is in the off position and I still only see my favorites

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    7 days ago

    Youtube Music Revanced Extended, using NodeJS Builder on PC. Generally the audio on youtube music feels more alive than on spotify for me. I often experience where the same song has a wider stereo field on yt music, means spotify internally modifies the stereo spread in songs. Also yt music allows louder playback, spotify is stuck with standards that I have no sympathy for. I say if a song sounds good then just let it be, don’t generalize all songs.

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    Youtube Music ReVanced should be good, it’s the legacy of Youtube Music Vanced, which has served me well for years, even after its takedown.

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      Been using YT music Revanced since summer and it’s great. No ads and being able to have my phone off is heaven.

      I really don’t get why Spotify people hate YT music and get so elitist about it, it literally has every song to ever exist; if it’s on YouTube, it’s on YT Music. I especially love it cause videogame OSTs are on there and frequently I see people crying “why isn’t it on Spotify?”

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        As a YTM hater, here are my reasons:

        1. They closed down Google Play Music, which was an objectively better service, and didn’t have feature parity in YTM when they did so. They had promised it, so regardless of arguments towards what it might have now or what features might not be needed because XYZ reasons, they promised that all the features from GPM would be in YTM before GPM was sunset and that was simply not true.
        2. Maybe this has changed, but at launch, I couldn’t “Like” a song to influence my generated playlists without it “Liking” the video on main youtube, which influences my video recommendations. I don’t want YouTube serving me exclusively music videos because it sees my YTM Likes and vice versa.
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          #3 every fucking song is edited . If I hear another edited Hollywood undead song again I’m going to fucking lose it

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    InnerTube uses YouTube music, so far it’s been really good. No sign in, no ads, decent quality, and grabs alternative versions like covers and acoustic versions too.

    It allows you to download the songs, build a library, create playlists, and you can free listen to related music.

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      6 days ago

      I’ve been using the fork Outertune, which seems more compatible with youtube music sync across devices, if you care about that

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      It’s asking me to sign in and nothing will play until I do.

      Edit: using the forked version linked on izzyondroid’s fdroid repo works fine

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      I only find InnerTuNe not InnerTube. And First time I see this: it refused to work since I installed it from Aurora. And an Innertune (may or may not be the same) from F-Droid doesnt work either

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        tested innertune just now, and it worked. i noticed there are two of them in f-droid, try the other one? or maybe you were being blocked because of vpn? with mullvad only a few countries work with youtube. try rimusic, it uses youtube music too.

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        Yup sorry, typo, I corrected it in my original comment. Weird it isn’t working for you, I think I have the F-droid version.

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    I use RiMusic which is Google Music without the adds. You can get it via Fdroid with the IzzyOnDroid repos added. There is also Spotube for all platforms, also available on Fdroid. I haven’t had time to try this one out.

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      Spotube’s Android client had a lot of performance issues last time I tried it (which was a while ago, to be fair) and seemed to be pulling everything from YouTube Music despite the name. I think RiMusic and InnerTune are a lot better, personally. InnerTune if you want a simpler, more traditional UI, RiMusic if you don’t mind something a bit more convoluted but also fun and different. RiMusic has some more traditional UI options now as well but I like the older one with the menu on the side - it feels like an app on an early smartphone, back when everything was weird and fun.

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      7 days ago

      I use RiMusic and love it. I was using ViMusic, but then it got discontinued and I found RiMusic, which is a fork (and I like it better than the original).