Learn how to set up and use Navidrome, an open-source, self-hosted music streaming server that gives you full control over your music collection. Explore the benefits of self-hosting your own streaming service, comparable to popular platforms like Spotify or Apple Music. Dive into the Navidrome web interface, install necessary components like Docker and NGinX Proxy Manager, and configure your music library. Follow step-by-step instructions to install Navidrome using Docker, test your installation, and create a reverse proxy for external access. Gain insights into the Navidrome community and discover how this solution allows you to enjoy your personal music collection from anywhere while maintaining complete control over your data.
Navidrome - Take Back Control of Your Music Streaming With This Open Source, Self Hosted Software
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Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction to Navidrome
Thank you to my Patrons at Patreon, and my Subscribers at YouTube
Quick word about Navidrome Community
A brief look at the Navidrome Web Interface
Installing Docker, Docker Compose, and NGinX Proxy Manager
find your Music Library Path
Install Navidrome in Docker
Test our Install in a Browser
Create a Reverse Proxy for Outside Access to Navidrome
Taught by
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