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Modern player is not only about UIUX but also which music storage it supports, DLNA, Plex, Jellyfin, that’s the main feature users will be checking. If it’s just AppleMusic player.
Another alternate client that’s great is LongPlay. Instead of being a better UI like QuickTunes, LongPlay is specifically designed for one thing and one thing only: full album listening. Things are presented as full albums, and they play as full albums. You can choose whether skipping skips a single track or an entire album. Tracks in an album are always played in order. The main picking interface? Just a grid of alb…
just curious? Can we integrate Apple Music Subscription into LongPlay? Or This works only when you have your own collection of music that you own?
I suspect you can just play anything in your library, whether Apple Music or purchased/ripped, but honestly I don’t know.
The fax app on their website is a great solution to having the ability to send a fax without subscribing to anything.
Modern player is not only about UIUX but also which music storage it supports, DLNA, Plex, Jellyfin, that’s the main feature users will be checking. If it’s just AppleMusic player.
Modern player is not only about UIUX but also which music storage it supports, DLNA, Plex, Jellyfin, that’s the main feature users will be checking. If it’s just AppleMusic player.
OK there's a bunch of jellyfin clients tho. This is an Apple Music client. why you gotta drag somebody over this.
Another alternate client that’s great is LongPlay. Instead of being a better UI like QuickTunes, LongPlay is specifically designed for one thing and one thing only: full album listening. Things are presented as full albums, and they play as full albums. You can choose whether skipping skips a single track or an entire album. Tracks in an album are always played in order. The main picking interface? Just a grid of alb…
just curious? Can we integrate Apple Music Subscription into LongPlay? Or This works only when you have your own collection of music that you own?
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OK there's a bunch of jellyfin clients tho. This is an Apple Music client. why you gotta drag somebody over this.
Why does it matter what the backend is? A music player is a music player; it shouldn't matter where the music comes from.
It’s not like streaming platforms are gingerly implementing open and common standards for music streaming. Winamp had support for .m3u and streaming back in ‘04, but we’ve moved on from that.