Hi !
On my yunohost server, I am also running MPD to play my music at home.
I am wondering if there is an application that would allow me to stream that music also outside my home, over the web?
Thanks!
Hi !
On my yunohost server, I am also running MPD to play my music at home.
I am wondering if there is an application that would allow me to stream that music also outside my home, over the web?
Thanks!
Yes you have few options.
I tried the Nextcloud way.
I installed the Music app in Nextcloud.
I stored my flac files in the folder /home/yunohost.multimedia/share/Music/
Then, I followed the article you proposed: “Stream you music with Nextcloud Music and Power Ampache”.
It works perfectly.
Thanks a lot!
Update: after a test out of my LAN (from my work office), actually, my home upload bandwidth does not seems enough to stream flac files.
Is there a way to configure Ampache so it re-encode flac to ogg, on the fly? (I prefer to keep the file in the flac format, as the server (at home) is connected to a DAC --> HIFI).
@aoz could you please give us a more detailed description of Hi-Fi your setup at home using YunoHost ?
Hardware setup: Cubox-i4Pro + HDD <----SPDIF cable----> DAC (Atoll 100) <-------> Audio Power Amplifier
Software: MPD+ flac files
Currently, the flac files are in a dedicated folder, but I plan to move them to “yunohost.multimedia/Music” if to be streamed with Nextcloud.
Does it answer your question?
Thanks for your answer. Looks like a neat setup !
Is Yunohost installed on the Cubox ? Did you install mpd on top of Yunohost ?
Actually, I bought the Cubox to run MPD and play music in my living room. On the Cubox I installed Debian, from Armbian, then MPD.
Months later, I installed yunohost and started self-hosting some services.
Intersting ! However I can’t see any mpd packages for YunoHost. I guess you just installed it on top of the debian base layer ? May I ask which MPD client are you using ?
You are right, I have just installed the regular Debian MPD package.
As MPD client, I’am using Cantata on desktop and M.A.L.P. on Android.
Thanks for your answers, I will have a look at MPD, “sounds” interesting.
About your original question, what about a cron script that would regularly check your flac files and encode the new ones to ogg files on another directory (with exactly the same subdirectories) ? It would use more disk space but you could still have your best quality flac at home with your Hi-Fi setup, and have Ampache streaming the ogg files when you are outside ?
Hey,
I use Ampache with PowerAmpache on my smartphone on a RPI3B+ and it works like a charm.
I plug a external hard drive and ampache scans a folder in this drive to get the music.
Maybe i can tell that PowerAmpache miss some features compare to Subsonic application (like a widget) but i can live without that