Lets Install: Navidrome Using Docker Compose (Open Source Music Streaming)

Hi everyone, in this video I show you how to install Navidrome which is an open-source music streaming service you can self-host.

Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:57 Demo
2:03 Setup and Install
7:21 Creating User and Logging In
7:50 Adding Music
9:00 Final Thoughts

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[swapdub]

This channel is so underrated! I am not even aware of half the software you are making a tutorial on. Thanks for introducing me to all these. I hope this channel blows up!!

[JohnMayfield-NS]

Excellent, thanks :)

Subscribed!

Edit to add: Just noticed on my Navi install, up in the corner, activity (next to profile), you can scan for newly added music. Saves logging in and out

[LXZ]

Hey there, just learned about Navidrome's existence and it looks so promising. Do you take suggestions for tutorial videos? If so, please consider showing how to install Navidrome on a Raspberry Pi. Cheers!

[fredzibulski]

love Navidrome really much nice than Airsonic.
Got all that on my Raspberry Pi 4.

I also hope for much more content.

[lostboii]

Great video. I had the default user of 1000:1000 entered and it didn't work. Removing that worked... but I'm curious why?

[aestheticjack]

Hi. Have you got the video of the WSL setup? I can't find it. Thanks

[stephenwilson]

On Windows 11, I was successful in getting WSL2 running, Docker running, Navidrome running. But I wish the video had more information on getting music into the music folder. I can navigate to the correct folder in Windows Explorer, but it is read only and I cannot seem to make it read/write. Can anyone explain how to get music from Windows 11 into the Ubuntu home navi music folder?

[Lunolux]

in order the file to show in navidrome, you need at least those information the in file : artist, title (not the filename, info in the file)

[jacobbiancardi]

I'm running into issues saving the .yml file on wsl. It keeps saying permission denied. Not really sure what to do.