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Hello Arch users,
I am currently using Google Play Music, uploaded all my music collection of more than 22,000 songs but it's obviously going to be shut down and after trying Youtube Music I am in need of a replacement to be able to play my music from anywhere.
I currently have a NAS running Archlinux hosting all my media to use throughout the house. However, after searching the web for a replacement to Google Play Music I can't find what I am looking for, so I am now looking at turning the NAS as my own cloud music server.
One of the key points would be a lightweight app as the NAS isn't very powerful and something that I can widely especially with a Android Auto compatible media player.
Any suggestion?
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How does the CPU-power of the NAS factor in? Unless it's running really CPU-intensive stuff, you're using it to stream small files to various devices, no?
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Hi graysky,
Thank you for your reply, it's not just the CPU it's also the ram that is low. I am already running few services on it that's it.
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In any case, I would think streaming music would be pretty a light load. Find out what requirements are on your player end and then look at a Linux solution that serves up that particular content.
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