Do I use a website to download songs off of YouTube or Spotify?
Where should I store the music? I haven’t any clue about self-hosting. I’m running GrapheneOS, is it enough to save the songs in Files and play in an app like Auxio? Maybe sync with SyncThing?
What’s the best way to compress mp3 files but still retain the quality (even possible)?
Could really use some help as I’m very inexperienced. :)
I’ve been using a hacked Spotify app for years. It takes 5 minutes to set up and I don’t have to pay any money to a soulless corporation who will throw a few half pennies to the artists that I enjoy. Oh, and I get to disable the shit ui choices that they try to implement so I get a better experience than a paying customer.
I stopped using those hacked spotify apps as I had to hunt down a fresh new apk every time there was an update and I just couldn’t be bothered. I just dont use Spotify anymore at all. Do you have a good solution to this or are you doing the same?
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I’ve been using a hacked Spotify app for years. It takes 5 minutes to set up and I don’t have to pay any money to a soulless corporation who will throw a few half pennies to the artists that I enjoy. Oh, and I get to disable the shit ui choices that they try to implement so I get a better experience than a paying customer.
I stopped using those hacked spotify apps as I had to hunt down a fresh new apk every time there was an update and I just couldn’t be bothered. I just dont use Spotify anymore at all. Do you have a good solution to this or are you doing the same?
I think I had to update twice, maybe three times in the past four or five years? I’ve never considered that an issue.
Does revanced have patches for Spotify?
I’m not sure. I use xmanager for Spotify.