Comment by majkinetor

24 days ago

I have chosen jelly over it because of the way navi stores music. I prefer to organize music in folders myself, and tag them with picard. Jelly then just shows everything nicely with 0 configuration.

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vladvasiliu  24 days ago

Navidrome can work with your folder layout, too.

I don't remember why I settled on Navidrome instead of the others, but I basically just told it "here's my music, now go play me something" and it all just worked. As far as I'm concerned, it doesn't manage organization at all.

  • AndrewDavis  24 days ago

    > Navidrome can work with your folder layout, too.

    Is that recent? When I was looking to replace libresonic I looked at Navidrome and it couldn't do that, and the developer indicated they didnt have plans to add that feature.

    I also settled on Gonic. Mostly for this reason.

    • vladvasiliu  24 days ago

      Do you mean "browse using your folder layout" as in "show that layout in the UI" as opposed to browsing by artist / album / playlist?

      If that's the case, indeed, it doesn't seem to support that.

      I thought you were talking about the actual on-disk organization, like iTunes would import and rearrange the files to its standard.

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  • majkinetor  24 days ago

    Thats why I choosed Jelly. I do prepare music file a lot, so that is expected, but movies and series I do not and it works great to recognize them 99% of the time.

itm  24 days ago

https://github.com/epoupon/lms is another (Open)Subsonic compatible server that supports directory browsing commands. But actually few clients use them.