Music - Self-Host - how to start / what's your stack? (sh.itjust.works)

submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by VinS@sh.itjust.works to c/piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com

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Hi there,

I use a Jellyfin server to host my own movies and trying to think about doing the same about music. The problem is that I watch roughly one movie a week but a lot more of music (all day long). For now I'm mainly using sp0tify but the UI is worse and worse, constantly asking for more money.

I don't care much about my playlists but I'd need to start a list of the groups I listen to, probably around 200/300 ones on "random".

I'd be curious how you started you transition / technical one too.

Thanks

Edit: wow Thanks a lot for the great advices. I already have a tailscale + Jellyfin so I will probably start there with symfonium. For the download I will give soulseek a go.

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[-] emuspawn@orbiting.observer 24 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

Well, I've maintained my music collection from the olden days, and acquire new music as I discover I like it. I mostly have trash vaporwave tastes so I actually buy most of my music cheaply on bandcamp. My music collection isn't massive like some peoples, but it's a decent amount of GB. Mostly mp3, I'm not fancy enough for FLAC.

As for hosting the music, check out Navidrome. It's a great subsonic compatible service that can run on your OS of choice. I use Symfonium on Android to access the library. It supports playlist syncing, offline caching, etc. etc.

[-] IncongruousMonkey@aussie.zone 8 points 5 months ago

I've had navidrome setup for a while, but could never find a really good client for my android phone... thanks for the Symfonium link, it looks great. Will definitely give it a go.

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