DSub2000: Android client for Subsonic servers. This is a fork of the original DSub project.
DSub2000: Android client for Subsonic servers. This is a fork of the original DSub project.
Android client for Subsonic servers. This is a fork of the original DSub project. - paroj/DSub2000
Please keep the same minSDK, please, please, please, pretty please! And thanks for taking over such a great project!
EDIT: Oh, well. It sure needed to be changed.
Wonder IF this is better than Ultrasonic. Had been a while since it was updated.
Let's see.
Good to see more love to subsonic servers for the homelabbers.
I've been following a lot of these, and unfortunately nearly all of them are dead.
- YouAmp - Alive, jetpack compose + material v3, but very early in development. Barely any features. Probably our best hope for the future of these.
- Tempo - The best current option, but dead for ~6 months. Has a few bugs, but lots of features. Java, not kotlin, but appears to be material 3.
- Ultrasonic - Great option, lots of features, but dead for ~a year.
- Dsub - Dead for 2 years, but revived now with a few bug fixes via this one. Doesn't have much of a future, not being jetpack compose / m3.
- Subtunes - Dead for 2+ years.
If you can use Ampache, for example if you are using Nextcloud, you may want to check Power Ampache 2.
I just don't like the layout of Tempo. Don't like side scroller, with bunch of stuff showing up in tiles. I'll stick with Ultrasonic until something better comes along.
That's why I don't like Navidrome, have to click on "more" to update the lists, as well as being a horrid id tag app. Fucks up your music unless all your idtags are set up perfectly.
I love the artist list in Airsonic. It just works. Still use it today although dead for a long time. Even if it looks like an 80's app. Been using it with Supersonic on my Linux box.
Oh well.
Nice! Despite being out of support for ages, DSub hss always been my preferred subsonic player.