I’ve been looking at Lidarr for when I finish transferring my media server to a new system this month, what I am unsure is how difficult it would be to downgrade my 650 FLAC album library down to 320kbps.
It was great locally, but now most of my listening is remote via Plex (Plexamp/Symfonium) and I have found 320kbps albums to be more seamless than FLAC for my usecase with little difference in quality.
I have yet to add my music library to any of my family members accounts as I am unsure how they would listen to it without plexamp and I’m still considering their options.
The main thing is I was hoping Lidarr could get me a downgraded copy to replace all my library with, does anyone have any experience in this matter?
I know that Radarr/Sonarr don’t like downgrading versions automatically.
Plexamp automatically downgrade the bitrate of your music when streaming via cellular. By default it uses an OPUS codec with 128kbps bitrate. If you still want to convert your FLACs into mp3 you can check Foobar2000, it’s free and has a lot of options for converting music files.
Thank you for the foobar2000 recommendation, I’m just trying to make my streaming more efficient and instant, OPUS 128kbps was fine but it would still take a second or two between tracks.
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Plexamp automatically downgrade the bitrate of your music when streaming via cellular. By default it uses an OPUS codec with 128kbps bitrate. If you still want to convert your FLACs into mp3 you can check Foobar2000, it’s free and has a lot of options for converting music files.
Thank you for the foobar2000 recommendation, I’m just trying to make my streaming more efficient and instant, OPUS 128kbps was fine but it would still take a second or two between tracks.
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