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Maulana M. Diansyahbani@thea@misskey.id (2026-08-02 00:34:34)
@ganbold@sns1.hydranlab.com for player & device compatibility navidrome is a lot better. tbh I just want to have tui media player with cover art and remote files support. the closest for navidrome that I like is SubTUI but it only support pixel-rendered album art.
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Ganbold@ganbold (2026-08-02 00:46:05)
I used one in the past but cover art is using ascii so if the cover art is too detailed, it can't render well. for the remote access, ,kinda not sure. if we can use something like mpv to stream audio, maybe its technically possible to have TUI with streaming from different host? interesting. 

ah yeah the pixel-rendered album art. rendering image in a terminal is a bit, uh, not sure. I had similar case as well. maybe worth to search

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Maulana M. Diansyahbani@thea@misskey.id (2026-08-02 01:02:18)
@ganbold@sns1.hydranlab.com tui with streaming from different host is basically how mpv-based TUI navidrome player works lol since navidrome supports play from http stream(? - for its web player) and libmpv. I think those vibecoded rust navidrome players like ratune uses http instead of mpv, with downside that some file format librarylike opus is unsupported until very recently, I think it hasn't been public last time I checked ratune's issues on github. mpv supports anything as long as you have the libs installed.

for pixel rendering, indeed subtui used it for compatibility with many terminal. also choosing between terminal image renderer standard like kitty, sixel, etc, or even supporting all of them is a pain which is fair.