Navidrome - open source software that allows you to enjoy your music collection from anywhere, by making it available through a modern Web UI and through a wide range of third-party compatible mobile apps

10    10 Aug 2021 14:14 by u/SEELE

7 comments

3 u/Pixtum 10 Aug 2021 14:28
How does this compare to jellyfin?
2 u/SEELE [OP] 10 Aug 2021 14:32
Looks similar, but it looks like this is just for music so it's probably a smaller/simpler code base.
2 u/shiftedbits 10 Aug 2021 17:05
That, and additionally pretty much all of the music servers implementing the subsonic protocol have some slight differences on how they handle your library and capabilities surrounding that (think like multi-artist tracks, or albums spanning multiple disks), so if you're aware of any particular needs you around that probably good to check.
2 u/None 10 Aug 2021 20:55
THAT is EXACTLY what I was looking for. I only care about music. So, in theory, I can put this on a Pi 4 server, maybe in a Docker? I don't care about tagging music files or album covers - just playlists and sound quality. If anyone has suggestions from personal experience, please tell me. I use Quod Libet on my Debian desktop now and think it 100% fine for my needs - though, I am no expert on sound quality (want to learn more about it, though).
1 u/SEELE [OP] 10 Aug 2021 22:30
Yeah it sounds like this would be a good fit. A Pi is definitely capable enough to be a music server.
1 u/None 11 Aug 2021 00:52
I just read the Pi 4 has audio problems. I am hoping they fixed that by now.
2 u/None 10 Aug 2021 15:28
Cool. I've been looking for something like this to DeGoogle my life.