We have Stremio for movies and TV, which works flawlessly by pulling from different sources (add-ons) including torrents into one clean UI. But when it comes to music, the options are either paying for Spotify/Tidal or dealing with clunky, manual setups.

I’ve seen apps like ViMusic or Innertune, but they are mostly just YouTube Music frontends. Soulseek is a p2p service and the usability is horrible.
I'm talking about a true, modular aggregator. That uses torrents and lossless databases.

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[–] N0x0n@lemmy.ml 4 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Eeeewww ! YouTube's audio quality is TrasH ! If you want to respect your ears and those arround you...Just dont download musique from there... It's not worth it !

I'm not talking about flac grade quality... But minima off 192k mp3...

[–] hdnclr@beehaw.org 3 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

I know this is logically true and I'd probably immediately hear the difference with flacs (and I do have a few of one of my favorite artists, but they're the exception) but I've been listening to a library full of YouTube Rips for so long that I'm scared I'd never be able to go back if I started listening to all of my music in flac... and then I'd need Navidrome instead of being able to syncthing-sync a ~5Gb folder of about 3,000 youtube rips onto every device i listen to music on 😬

It was hard enough migrating from Streaming back to an actual audio library. I still come across songs where my conversion script grabbed the wrong YouTube video for a song, so I have the live version or a cover/remix that's just tagged like the actual album version. Maybe beets could help find those? But I still shudder to think of using beets. It's going to be time consuming and probably very frustrating, based on my only other attempt at using it (granted, I didn't spend too much time on it before throwing up my hands and giving up before)