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Alibaba's Qwen leads global open-source AI community with 700 million downloads
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How about https://www.navidrome.org/ ?
amazing! that sounds pretty much exactly like what I was wanting to do!
I don't think Auto support is on the server side, more the client. But as far as I know, any Subsonic client that works with Navidrome should work. At least Symfonium does. Its a one time purchase app though. I use Navidrome and find it significantly better than Jellyfin for large music libraries. There's too much metadata and Jellyfin is slow as heck when I tried to integrate music into my movie server. Set up Wireguard to split VPN back to your home and it's like having your own Spotify.
awesome, thank you so much for the info