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Alexey Skobkin

@AmonTheMetalHead @geerlingguy
Try checking out "media servers". Like Emby/Jellyfin for example. There are also some especially made for music.
Maybe they'll make your life easier.

4 January at 21:07 | Wall-to-wall | Open on lor.sh
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AmonTheMetalHead

@skobkin @geerlingguy I've looked at Jellyfin and such, they come close but the "offline" features are always a sore point, either the players that connect to them don't support it or the server doesn't support it.

I'd be easy if mobile phone bandwidth was unlimited where I live.... *sigh*

4 January at 21:16 | Open on mastodon.social
Alexey Skobkin

@AmonTheMetalHead @geerlingguy
Ah, yes. If your bandwidth is capped or paid per GB, then it's not an ideal solution.
For you it probably should be something about periodical synchronization to the mobile device storage 🤔

4 January at 21:21 | Open on lor.sh
AmonTheMetalHead

@skobkin @geerlingguy easy enough to work around on android as you can restrict an app to only use wifi & not mobile data, but you need a player that can handle that without crashing and you'd still need a unified format for play-lists (eg .m3u files) that you can dump into a cloud-synced location.

Eg: Say I usually use Rhythbox on my Linux Desktop, I'd still need to figure out how to export the files with a play-list.... Hmm maybe I should look more into nextcloud clients...

4 January at 21:33 | Open on mastodon.social
Alexey Skobkin

@AmonTheMetalHead @geerlingguy
Or syncthing for example. It's P2P and therefore doesn't need a server.

4 January at 21:46 | Open on lor.sh
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