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I ditched Spotify and set up my own music stack

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275 points starkparker | 1 comments | 04 Sep 25 22:47 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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justatdotin ◴[04 Sep 25 23:37 UTC] No.45133459[source]▶
I'm interested in the general direction, but for different reasons. IDGAF about AI artists and industry financials - but Helsing killer robots...

I also recognised different features I would miss. After an initial bump, the discoverability benefits declined to negligible. What I did greatly value was the unified interface. For that reason, the winner for me is to use plex as the media server, giving plexamp for all clients.

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gregwebs ◴[04 Sep 25 23:54 UTC] No.45133581[source]▶
Navidrome looks nice but it looks like it is Desktop only. I am using Plexamp as well. I tried some alternatives but couldn't get them to work reliably. People miss Plexamp as an option because they try the regular Plex app and not the simplified Plexamp.
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1. bigstrat2003 ◴[05 Sep 25 00:41 UTC] No.45133845[source]▶
Navidrome is a server, not a desktop app. It's more analogous to Plex than Plexamp. If you want a mobile app that can do Subsonic (the protocol Navidrome uses), Symfonium on Android is amazing.