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actionjbone
sh.itjust.works

Does it have to be on the Play Store?

I recently started using the Fossify Music Player. It's on F-Droid.

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Orireply
lemmy.blahaj.zone

Fossify music player is also on playstore. It was one of the first I've tested but I can't figure out how to separate the artists, it was a little buggy

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Einar
lemmy.zip

Two on F-Droid I enjoy (there's lots more):

  • mucke
  • Symphony (not sure if it's still developed but it's a great app)
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Cris
lemmy.world

I don't use it but axio has been rock solid in my experience.

I like gramophone but it's had some bugs, where auxio just has just done anything I've needed without issue when I was trying it out

I'm just fussy about user interfaces, and while axio is a quite nice material 3 ui, gramophone is more beautiful to me

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Sammirr
aussie.zone

I haven't been able to move on from musicolete. The lyrics display and playlist handling is alluring. If you find something open source though, I'm all ears.

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CodeAssembler
lemmy.ml

I use Phocid, maybe a bit too minimalistic regarding you used Musicolet. It is only available on F-Droid though.

  • The metadata indexing (when the advanced metadata is activated) works wonders.
  • UI is straight forward and simple and until now I did not encounter any bugs (LineageOS and e/OS).
  • The folder structure is maintained and can be found under the "Folders" tab.
  • Sound quality is good, way better than VLC (what I used before).
  • Battery usage is, as far as I can tell, low
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Fleppensteyn
feddit.nl

I haven't been able to find something better than Music Folder Player.

I don't know why it's so hard for Android apps to just respect my folder layout and not clump all files together.

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