mStream is a personal music streaming server that lets you access your music collection from any compatible web browser or mobile app.
It offers a responsive web interface, transcoding, automatic album art retrieval, lyrics, federation, music discovery and support for Subsonic clients.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Stream your music collection over a local network or the internet.
- Responsive web-based player.
- Automatic album art retrieval.
- Audio transcoding.
- Synced lyrics and lyrics searching.
- Subsonic API support.
- DLNA support.
- Auto DJ automatically queues music.
- Jukebox mode for remotely controlling playback.
- Federation with other mStream servers.
- Peer-to-peer music discovery.
- Automatic backups to attached storage.
- Local server audio playback.
- Torrent client and yt-dlp integration.
Website: github.com/IrosTheBeggar/mStream
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Developer: Paul Sori
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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