Every single time I use Spotify, after the first advert it says to enjoy the next 30 minutes ad free. Then after a 2 minute long song, I get 5 minutes of adverts 😑. Every single time

  • ShimitarA
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    17 hours ago

    I can’t get good automatic playlists on navidrome. Nor any good way to automatically mix my collection satisfactory…

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      17 hours ago

      Not entirely automatic, but I found that Navidrome (at least when you use a third party client like Feishen or Symfonium) has smart playlists. I use that to write some simple queries like:

      By genre:

      • Ambient
      • Downtempo

      By listening habits:

      • All Favorites
      • Rediscover Old Favorites
      • Last 100 Songs Played
      • Never Listened To
      • Top 100 Songs

      and so on.

      Obviously, the genre smart playlists assume your music has Genres tags. I use Picard (with the Last.fm genre plugin) for that.

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        17 hours ago

        tell me about Picard? I heard of that… Bit never tried it. My collection come from lidarr

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          MusicBrainz Picard

          It’s a GUI tool that gives you the ability to tag songs in bulk. It uses the MusicBrainz database to provide relevant metadata, and also provides user plugins (like the Last.fm plugin I mentioned)

          I get my songs in batches (through Bandcamp and youtube-dlp) every couple of months, so GUI is fine for me.

          However, I’m seeing a CLI alternative called https://beets.io/ ? Apparently it is a CLI tool that also queries the MusicBrainz database (or Beatport, or Discogs), and apparently integrates well with Lidarr. I never tried it, however.