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audiobookshelf for audiobooks specifically, with Lissen as the android client.
For music, Navidrome with Tempus as android client and Feishin as desktop client, all scrobbling to ListenBrainz.
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My exact setup after trying a lot of different configurations.
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A fellow Tempus enjoyer
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indeed enjoying it muchly! Coming from (paid) symfonium, but not missing anything as Tempus is nearly as beautiful. Can’t say it’s lacking any features that I need, so yea, very happy with it.
Only downside, if any, is since its foss, it’ll end up costing me more through donations than the one-time Symfonium payment 🤣
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It’s the only open source client I’ve found that works relatively well with Android Auto :)
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For those okay with non-foss, absorb is a good option for audiobooks on android. The download feature works better than others I’ve tried.
play.google.comAbsorb - Apps on Google PlayA powerful Audiobookshelf client with offline downloads, sync, and Android Auto.Replying to @buffing_lecturer@leminal.space
Pretty sure absorb is foss, just not available on the fdroid store.
GitHubGitHub - pounat/absorb: A cross platform Audiobookshelf client for Android and iOSA cross platform Audiobookshelf client for Android and iOS - pounat/absorbReplying to @LemmyMammoth@lemmy.world
Even better! Can get it through obtainium then.