mihnt

I use it so I always have access to my media. It's all setup when I leave I can still connect to it and continue to watch shows/movies/albums.

Network playback from koel or Airsonic servers

Don't think it does subsonic, yet. I can confirm all the playlist stuff works with Jellyfin though.

Yeah, for sure, I assumed.

Was just warning other folk because it is a versatile player and can play from lots of sources:

Been using it since I made the switch and it is a lovely player. A little complicated perhaps, but still the best I've found for either local or streaming.

Be aware if you're using this for Jellyfin, etc, that you will still need a different program to fix meta tags and such as Taoun will not do meta tags over a Jellyfin server connection. Well, it will, but it throws lots of warnings when you try and it doesn't always work.

Technically though if it has access to the files themselves you could setup another library and tag them from there.

E: Though I say that you can do that then I tried to add my music folder and it did nothing, lol. Might be because my music folder is mounted from my server on my main PC.

I mean, there's no law saying you can't still play in the dirt.

e.g. Rednecks

I haven't seen what license it's under, but it's not free though so I assume it's closed source as well.

Symfonium works with most everything. It's the most full featured by far too.

Symfonium works with Jellyfin. ;)

Why not just use Jellyfin if you said it works fine?

This happened to me on 9/11. Brain heard it going on because the news was on and dream me picked up on it.

And as far as I’m aware Copilot is a service they use to harvest your data and make money from.

ftfy

Nothing is free. Your data has value, stop giving it away in trade for some crap that may or may not be worth it while these companies make bank off you.

They’ve never had this feature before.

Yeah, and what of Cortana or all the services that came before that I didn't ask for or even need but had to spend time turning that shit off because I didn't want it and it was using resources.

It isn't about flipping a switch, it about how many times I've had to flip that fucking switch because a company keeps changing how I have my PC setup because they want more money.