Ive been using jellyfin for some years now, switched from subsonic when I got into films and TV shows.
I still love having my own music library, I can do what ever I need with the content. Also things to disappear at random.
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Ive been using jellyfin for some years now, switched from subsonic when I got into films and TV shows.
I still love having my own music library, I can do what ever I need with the content. Also things to disappear at random.
There has been another post on Lemmy on replacing Spotify with a selfhosted stack. I already have an extensive music library, mostly ripped CDs and bandcamp purchases, but have been procrastinating a selfhosted setup for a while but I'll at least set up Navidrome and explore the options with listenbrainz etc.
Mediamonkey has a built in music server.