The reason I gave up on MP3’s and subscribed to Spotify was because Spotify was easy. I’ve been listening “Iron Maiden - Empire of the Clouds” song every day and like a week ago, its removed. This was the last straw for me. Right now I’m trying to find “Stremio” of the music world. Can someone assist?

Key features I’m looking for:

  • Synchronization between devices
  • Offline play
  • Playlist support
  • Both desktop and mobile apps
  • Wide music library (optional if I will upload music)
  • Lyrics (optional)

Update: thanks to everyone who shared their solutions 🙏

  • be_excellent_to_each_other
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    8 months ago

    I was an early adopter of Jellyfin and love it - but personally prefer Navidrome for my music server. Granted, I haven’t looked at the music capabilities of Jellyfin in a long while, because I’ve been running Navidrome.

    Symphonium android client is my recommendation for that (and I believe it also works for Jellyfin) but there are others.

    My pipeline is essentially as you describe though Lidarr –> nzbget –> Navidrome

    • Taco
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      18 months ago

      I just set up navidrome after reading this, and I really like it, but it’s an absolute pain to install on windows

        • Taco
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          8 months ago

          Yeah, it comes as a command-line exe. you have to manually set it up as a service so it can autorun and have the right permissions. But I really do enjoy it so far

      • be_excellent_to_each_other
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        I was about to move from Plex to Emby when the whole controversy erupted, and I waited excitedly for it to be ready.

        Switched as soon as it was viable and have not regretted it one time.

    • @Dasnap@lemmy.world
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      18 months ago

      Never heard of it, but it does look nice.

      I’d recommend OP tries kicking up both for a bit and pointing them both at the same music collection to see which they prefer.