finamp VS ipfs-lite

I have Jellyfin setup alongside Plex, and the one thing that's keeping me from moving fully off Plex is Plexamp [1]. It works flawlessly on my phone/laptops, includes a ton of features and is a pleasure to use - especially compared to Spotify or Apple Music.

I am aware of FinAmp [2] and music players for Jellyfin, but they aren't comparable to PlexAmp yet.

1. https://www.plex.tv/plexamp/

2. https://github.com/jmshrv/finamp

Use Finamp.

Ah ok, I've been looking into OPUS transcoding in Finamp, it should be possible on Android. There are a few bugs with Jellyfin that makes it a bit awkward, which can be seen here

Sonixd is great, I also want to release Finamp on desktop at some point (I am the developer :) )

The changelog can be found at https://github.com/jmshrv/finamp/releases/tag/0.6.11

I use finamp for This!

Note that the donation is to me personally. Some other Finamp contributors also have a sponsor page, such as Chaphasilor, who's been the main person behind the redesign.

I listen to music on my phone with Gelli. This does not scrobble music either. I'm open to switching apps but finamp seems also not to support scrobbling.

The README.md seems to explain quite well:

IPFS Lite v. 2.5.1: IPFS Lite node with modern UI to support standard use cases of IPFS

Basically, the whole point of this exercise was to avoid needing to rewrite an IPFS implementation for Android. Last night, I found an Android IPFS implementation that someone else wrote. (Believe you me, I've been looking for days! I finally backtraced a project from the Play Store to find the damn thing. My searches for things like "Android IPFS Client", etc never turned up this gem. Everything else is built atop of the assumption that you'll be running the go-lang ipfs node)