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Looking to access the music from an Android app.

Currently I'm using Jellyfin (since I already use it for other stuff), but it isn't ideal. No option to download entire albums easily, and if the server is offline then I can't even use the music downloaded to my phone.

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[-] amansrevenger@feddit.de 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I use PlexAmp with Plex and Deezloader (now deemix!) that directly downloads into the Plex Folders so it instantly gets tagged and picked up ready for listening.

I had a multi-hour session with musicBrainz Picard to fix the tags, but now I dont have to manually fix anything. I even got Pokemon OSTs running sorted by Editions

https://imgur.com/a/y607F04

I dont know how imgur albums work on lemmy

[-] Omega@beehaw.org 2 points 1 year ago

I have the same exact setup running on my server, and it's great. I also like having my entire library downloaded on some devices (some of which are more storage constrained), so I also have deemix setup to automatically transcode the flac files to opus and put it into a folder that is synced with a cloud storage.

[-] amansrevenger@feddit.de 1 points 1 year ago

Yeah I love the useability of PlexAmp combined with the "it just works" from deemix that has all the tagging done already

For reference, here is my library "summary" and the work I put in was basically finding duplicates, fixing tags to be Artist feat. Other Artist and stuff like that and that took around 3 hours to get the following script for the Picard Renaming Script part

$set(title,$rreplace(%title%,\(.*\)OST\\s+,)) 



  
$setmulti(artist,%artist%)  
  
$set(myvar,$getmulti(%artist%,0))
  
  
$if($is_multi(%artist%),$setmulti(artist,%myvar%))
  
  
  
$if2(%artist%)/
  
$if(%artist%,%album%/,)


$trim(%album%) - %title%
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