Does anyone recommend any resource for downloading high quality.mp3/FLAC music that I can use put on my personal streaming service. I know I can pirate but I really want to buy it legally in a way artists might benefit. Places like Band camp have very small collections. I know of 7 digital https://uk.7digital.com/ But for some reason "This store is not available for your location"
A personal music streaming server that works
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Re: A personal music streaming server that works
#32Earlier quoted context omitted.
https://github.com/koel/koel/issues/1099 Looks like the "sqlite-e2e" is for integration-test only.
Interesting, I wouldn't consider another DB driver for integration tests if that isn't usable in production. Probably a good reason for it but can anyone clarify why that's done?
Re: A personal music streaming server that works
#33Earlier quoted context omitted.
https://github.com/koel/koel/issues/1099 Looks like the "sqlite-e2e" is for integration-test only.
But sqlite is the only choice from those options that makes any sense for a personal music server. (I use it in this role, with my own home-brewed media and documents library.)
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#34Re: A personal music streaming server that works
#35Does anyone recommend any resource for downloading high quality.mp3/FLAC music that I can use put on my personal streaming service. I know I can pirate but I really want to buy it legally in a way artists might benefit. Places like Band camp have very small collections. I know of 7 digital https://uk.7digital.com/ But for some reason "This store is not available for your location"
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#36Although it did turn my relatively high-end laptop into the new GE hypersonic ramjet[1] and I couldn't hear the music over the fans... the visualizers were slow (wondering if it doesn't have 3d acceleration?) on Firefox / Linux. (Worked fine on Chrome.)
+1 for Jonathan Coulton though.
Re: A personal music streaming server that works
#37Does anyone recommend any resource for downloading high quality.mp3/FLAC music that I can use put on my personal streaming service. I know I can pirate but I really want to buy it legally in a way artists might benefit. Places like Band camp have very small collections. I know of 7 digital https://uk.7digital.com/ But for some reason "This store is not available for your location"
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#38I’m not opposed to new media servers, but with this starting out freemium, and with a proprietary API, I don’t see much reason to use it.
Re: A personal music streaming server that works
#39Does anyone recommend any resource for downloading high quality.mp3/FLAC music that I can use put on my personal streaming service. I know I can pirate but I really want to buy it legally in a way artists might benefit. Places like Band camp have very small collections. I know of 7 digital https://uk.7digital.com/ But for some reason "This store is not available for your location"
beatport, beatsource, traxxsource, bandcamp. I think iTune store has 256kb/s AAC wich should be equal or better to high quality mp3. And I believe amazon music is similar.
Re: A personal music streaming server that works
#40Earlier quoted context omitted.
https://github.com/koel/koel/issues/1099 Looks like the "sqlite-e2e" is for integration-test only.
But sqlite is the only choice from those options that makes any sense for a personal music server. (I use it in this role, with my own home-brewed media and documents library.)
Would be lovely if sqlite worked, but why is it the only one that makes any sense?