I noticed that for some time (a month or so) whenever I add a new artist and upload artist.jpg in the artist folder, I still get the default star image.

I'm running Navidrome on docker, I'm on version 0.61.2 (aa84e645) and I have set ArtistArtPriority = "artist.*". My artist.jpg images don't exceed 800px and are not large files, if that would matter.

Setting the log level to debug didn't show me anything relevant, when going to an artist page on Navidrome web client or the Android client I'm using.

Any ideas for how to find a solution to this?

#navidrome

I’ve tried some Navidrome for iOS, which are not hugely numerous, and until now I thought Arpeggi was the best one until I discovered Narjo. You should really try it, as it hugely rich in features, highly customisable both in functionalities and in user interface and it load datas way better than Arpeggi

I've been noticing demo.navidrome.org showing up in my firewall:

pFsense:

abuseipdb.com:

As with anything entering or exiting my network, I am cautious and curious why my instance of Navidrome has the need to contact demo.navidrome.org.

I am running Navidrome as a Docker Instance. I have combed my compose file and can find nothing in that itself that would trigger Navidrome to 'call home'.

Is this for stats, or other? As of right now, I have demo.navidrome.org blocked until I've gathered some information.

BTW, sweet piece of opensource software. I tip my hat to the dev team(s).

I am excited to have found #Navidrome But it's apparently SO good that I am wondering if it's at risk of being corporatized after I've committed to building my offline system around it 🤔
#music #server #Linux @navidrome

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/45423765

Been using navidrome for years, and I'm excited about implementing multi-library support. I have a ton of music and I want to create a personal library that is only a subset of artists from the parent library. I don't want to copy the files (this would be hundreds of GB) so I symlinked artists folders. This works for the most part, however playlists do not. They show up in my personal library but are empty. I'm having a difficult time figuring out my options. Has anyone wrestled with this yet? Thanks!

Okay, I discovered navidrome this weekend and it's what i was looking for as a on-the-road solution so I migrated to it instantly.

But now, at home I use 3 raspberry-pi's (headless units, no X installed) with mpd which is controlled using mpc and/or home assistant. I like it, it's simple, convenient and super lightweight. a cronjob assures music is turned off in the evening, a script polls the joystick from the sensor-hat and a super tiny web gui, all relying on mpc.

Can I use navidrome as a music source instead of the current samba shares? It would reduce indexing of the nas down from 4 to 1 client.

Other ideas are welcome too.

I've used it off and on over the years, getting distracted by fancy new platforms momentarily (sonos, bluesound, etc) and other implementations of the subsonic API, (madsonic, funkwhale, gonic etc.) and tried to let home assistant/music assistant handle it all (not quite ready yet, great for Audio Books/Podcasts, announcements) But for my current setup, i came back to navidrome and it is almost flawless with the stuff i have to play with.

There's someone working on getting the Tempo app back up to par, navidrome + mopidy/subidy is EXCELLENT, and with the MPD extension on Mopidy, Home Assistant can trigger freshly formed playlists, even the Smart Playlists!

I have an old proprietary music player that i flashed debian on, (Autonomic MMS 2a headless) feeding multi channel amp setups ( semi broken/hand-me-down stuff from being in an adjacent industry)

It'd be cool to edit tags on the Web UI, and the same old complaint about not being able to see directories (i did appreciate gonic for that) But my little twenty thousand track library is handled well by Navidrome, and the smart playlists (through feishin so far) are fantastic and already breathing new life into my collection.

I keep perusing the Navidrome and Mopidy docs and that is where i learned that Navidrome links to lemmy for a community, so i figured id come say hey and hardly use any punctuation!

Rock On!

Has anyone found a decent client for FireTv? Everything I've tried is either buggy, crashes, or the interface was designed around mobile.

I have a mix of music in my Navidrome library consisting of full albums, and singles. All of my music is imported with Beets.

My experience with singletons is however not very enjoyable in Navidrome, as they're shown as full albums in album view, and viewing "songs" makes them drown in the sea of songs in albums.

The playlist function in Navidrome is a bit cumbersome, ideally I'd like to have new singletons appended to an existing playlist when importing with beets to keep the process as automated as possible.

So my question to the community - how do you manage your singletons? What advice do you have for me? I see the most recent Navidrome version has support for muti-libraries, should I keep two seperate libraries, one for album and one for singletons?