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I've been using Plex (connecting via Tailscale) with their Plexamp music player. It's been working pretty well, but I might have to give this a try to compare.

I've been using Plex (connecting via Tailscale) with their Plexamp music player. It's been working pretty well, but I might have to give this a try to compare. Although, it's not clear from the GitHub README or the Apple App Store listing if the mobile app allows you to download music for offline listening.

aorth 2y ago
Same, but Jellyfin.
- amiga386 2y ago
  Jellyfin and Finamp https://github.com/jmshrv/finamp https://github.com/jmshrv/finamp
  - meonkeys 2y ago
    Finamp redesign beta is stable and awesome.
  - branon 2y ago
    Finamp is amazing, blows anything else out of the water
- deleted 2y ago
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- gosub100 2y ago
  I tred it with Emby but I had so much music, it slowed down the search engine noticeably.
gbraad 2y ago
Pretty much the same here; - Cloudflare tunnel for public access - Tailscale for private use and sharing over WebDAV - Nextcloud for general file management - Jellyfin for music and video streaming Have this running in containers: https://github.com/gbraad-homelab https://github.com/gbraad-homelab. Nextcloud's WebDAV has issues with filenames or at least how it works. A large amount of files in non-'standard' characters wouldn't show up, so Ampache/Subsonic wouldn't work. This is why I tried Jellyfin.
urbandw311er 2y ago
Same here - Plexamp is working out great for self hosted music on-the-go. Was happy to contribute the small amount towards development.
nfriedly 2y ago
Also using Plex and Plexamp, and very happy with that combo. Curious about why talescale is needed - I'm on a static IP, but I believe Plex also provides a forwarding service (?) I think you were talking about Blackcandy in the second paragraph, but just to be clear, Plexamp does allow downloading for offline listening.
- WXLCKNO 2y ago
  It's free, extremely easy (not that port forwarding is complicated) and you don't need to port forward. I point DNS records on my personal domain to tailscale IPs so it some subdomains can only be accessed when connected to tailscale, I can do app.mydomain.com etc without exposing anything online.

aorth 2y ago

Same, but Jellyfin.

amiga386 2y ago
Jellyfin and Finamp https://github.com/jmshrv/finamp https://github.com/jmshrv/finamp
- meonkeys 2y ago
  Finamp redesign beta is stable and awesome.
- branon 2y ago
  Finamp is amazing, blows anything else out of the water
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gosub100 2y ago
I tred it with Emby but I had so much music, it slowed down the search engine noticeably.

gbraad 2y ago

Pretty much the same here; - Cloudflare tunnel for public access - Tailscale for private use and sharing over WebDAV - Nextcloud for general file management - Jellyfin for music and video streaming Have this running in containers: https://github.com/gbraad-homelab https://github.com/gbraad-homelab. Nextcloud's WebDAV has issues with filenames or at least how it works. A large amount of files in non-'standard' characters wouldn't show up, so Ampache/Subsonic wouldn't work. This is why I tried Jellyfin.

urbandw311er 2y ago

Same here - Plexamp is working out great for self hosted music on-the-go. Was happy to contribute the small amount towards development.

nfriedly 2y ago

Also using Plex and Plexamp, and very happy with that combo. Curious about why talescale is needed - I'm on a static IP, but I believe Plex also provides a forwarding service (?) I think you were talking about Blackcandy in the second paragraph, but just to be clear, Plexamp does allow downloading for offline listening.

WXLCKNO 2y ago
It's free, extremely easy (not that port forwarding is complicated) and you don't need to port forward. I point DNS records on my personal domain to tailscale IPs so it some subdomains can only be accessed when connected to tailscale, I can do app.mydomain.com etc without exposing anything online.