How open is the development team to making improvements/ enhancements? What is the best way to be able to use Navidrome to send a lossless audio stream to a USB DAC? Is there a way to make artist names in an album view clickable (thus navigating to that artist page) rather than the entire line of every track triggering playback? How does Navidrome handle multiple artist names in the artist tag? Ideally I'd like to see Albums, Artists, Songs, Composers, Labels & Years as main menu selectable items - is this possible? Does this mean that Navidrome ignores composer metadata and also doesn't link song title and composer matches to a Composition thus enabling one to find all instances/performances of a particular Song in your collection? I've not seen any Composition or Composer categories to browse. Is there a reference somewhere where all the metadata tags that Navidrome ingests into its database are listed? What file based metadata does Navidrome pull into its database? I'm not looking for Navidrome to seek metadata externally, but I would like it to use the metadata that already exists in my tags. Before I go into them I should state that I'm a music lover and being able to explore my music by leveraging metadata to do things like find all instances of a composition, or all performances by an artist, or distinguish live from studio albums etc. I have, however come up against some aspects that may be limitations or mean that I may have missed something in the setup, so here go some questions to help me figure out whether it's going to be a good fit for my use case. I love that it's quick, lightweight, easily accessible on the go (and much more robust than Roon's ARC) and that it has a web front end in addition to being able to integrate Subsonic/Madsonic/Airsonic clients. My experiences with Navidrome so far are great.
#Best lastfm scrobbler reddit Pc
If you installed plex-lastfm-scrobble to a virtual environment, enable the virtual env.After many years of using LMS I switched to Roon and then recently installed Navidrome after getting fed up with Roon's never ending bugs, resource hungry hardware requirements, and general direction of travel - streaming focus, what feels like a rapidly increasing focus on monetising subscriber listening and now the last straw - requiring an internet connection to be able to listen to music on your local PC or LAN (tell me again subscriber data is not being monetised). # urllib2 error reading from 'HTTP Error 401: Unauthorized' # You will know if you see a line like this your log_file: # Note: This is required if you use localhost or 127.0.0.1 and Plex Media Server >= 1.1.0 # OPTIONAL: plex_token defines the plex token used to get metadata # will retry on a 60 minute interval, maximum of 10 attempts if last.fm isĬache_location = "/tmp/plex_scrobble.cache" Mediaserver_url = " # REQUIRED: a python data struture that stores failed scrobbles. # script from the same server as your plex media server # the default values should be 'ok', assuming you're running the plex scrobble # REQUIRED: mediaserver_url is the location of the http service exposed by Plex Media Server # REQUIRED: Where do you wish to write the plex-scrobble log file. Mediaserver_log_location = "/var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Logs/Plex Media Server.log" You may wish to change this value to reference your OS install.
#Best lastfm scrobbler reddit install
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