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how can i self host my music?
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this post was submitted on 24 Oct 2024
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What's wrong with just throwing MP3s on an SD card, or hard drive?
Edit: Love how I have 4 upvotes, 4 downvotes. So a pretty divicive statement I've made. Yet nobody has told me why mp3s on local storage is or is not a solution for self hosting music. No opinions shared, other than angry arrows in both directions.
Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool.
Files on a SD card is what I do. It's so simple.
MP3's are so old the patents have expired. OPUS is where it's at it ones going for lossy music compression nowadays.
Harddrives are a bit unpractical when listening on phones.
And please don't throw music onto storage devices, it's better to transfer them.
Better?