Well this is cool. Now time for me to a media server again.
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I use Jellyfin - music, shows, movies… it’s open-source and has a lot of features Plex doesn’t including, not having to create an account. It’s your’s to do what you want.
Actually there is a Jellyamp which works with Jellyfin although not as feature complete as Plexamp
We’re in the process of redesigning Finamp from the ground up, adding new features and keeping existing ones. More info here. Stay tuned!
There is Swiftfin for iOS. It’s not just a music app though. But it’s better than the official app.
Plexamp is one of the main reasons I continue to use Plex. Does Jellyfin have anything close to how awesome plexamp is?
For Android Symfonium probably comes the closest.
The app is great! I’m glad it’s finally available to everyone.
But Plex’s music support is clearly an afterthought. Anemic ID3 support, impossible to edit tags, even worse playlist editing support, etc. It’s quite sad
Damn really? That’s sucks.
Yeah I’d say that’s more of a Plex core complaint rather than Plexamp. Plexamp has been great but plex has a long way to go in terms of music support. iTunes library management was much better than what plex has.
Also, where’s my damn audiobook support!
Don’t get why people gets so exited for this when there’s better software without paywall and open-source like Navidrome or Funkwhale.
If you going to self-host, use a dedicated software
Aside from having visualizers, how is this at all like Winamp?
Plays MP3s, don’t it??
Yeah, this doesn’t quite whip the llama’s ass. The only obvious resemblance / possible inspiration I see is the name? …which is kind of… eh…
“Has visualizations”
So did Windows Media Player, plus Plexamp’s just can’t compare to MilkdropAah, MilkDrop, nothing comes even close. I still stay on the 32-bit version of foobar2000 to be able to run MilkDrop with it since the plug-in that makes it possible hasn’t been updated.
And yeah, what an empty statement again, sure seems like drawing the comparison was 100% for clickbait’s sake.
Have you tried Butterchurn Visualizer? You need to allow it access to your microphone and play sound through your speakers, but it is one of the better desktop visualizers along with ProjectM on Android.
I have tried (and bought the android version of) ProjectM but I still prefer the MilkDrop presets although IIRC they should be compatible, I just never got around to moving them over. Butterchurn though, first time hearing about it; gonna give it a spin, thanks for the recommendation!
- willya ( @willya@lemmyf.uk ) English1•1 year ago
It really kicks the llamas ass.
It really whips the llama’s ass.
I’m sorry but I don’t get your reference.
Wow, just in time as the new owners of Winamp release their app.
Wait winamp is releasing their own app?
It’s not the same team that made it back in the day but the team who has the copyright is working on one.
Honestly, I’m not holding high hopes for this thing at all. Feels like it’s just some rando company puppeteering Winamp’s corpse around for the brand recognition and nothing else.
Yeah, that’s about my feeling too. It’s why I keep specifying its the team that has winamp now. Not like the forks are any better. Wacup is a bloated mess.
That’s neat.
Android. Where is WINamp?
There is a new version for windows too. 5.8 or something was the last released one iirc.
Blast from the past… I forgot when I stopped using it but used to be my go to for all that yarrr mp3s
But yes apparently its happening.