Subsonic Music Streamer

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About this app

All your media - anywhere, anytime!

Songs are cached for offline playback. Supports virtually all audio formats, including mp3, ogg, aac, flac and wma. Video playback is powered by MX Player.

You can also use this app as a remote control for music playing on your server.

Features offline mode, adaptive bitrates, equalizer and visualizer.

Server software available for Windows, Mac, Linux on subsonic.org.

Ratings and reviews

UPDATE: this app has problems saving playlists. i like a lot about it but it fails on many cases that are deal breakers. i switched to ultrasonic as my new android app for Subsonic. Get it from github (search android ultrasonic) in releases. || Original review: This is my go-to app for music streaming from my home... There are other options but it is robust and the home hosting is great.

:-) Thanks for an excellent app! The server is getting better all the time - "radio" is excellent - playing a selection like the artist I'd searched for. "Pin"ning tunes works well so I can play media when I have no signal on the underground. The player bandwidth option is useful, too (except my little old server gets busy transcoding). If it didn't keep putting gaps at the beginning of newly downloaded tracks, I'd give it 5 stars. Another issue is that search results are truncated - I want to queue up all the tracks but can't. @gobluebuckeye - are you sure it's not your background data and battery saving on your phone?

Very useful app. Using it every day. It will be cool to make a setting with notifications volume. Because you can miss messages from navigator when notifications totally disabled like now. Database breaks sometimes. I am not sure, seems this caused with poor connection. Some songs downloads with errors and couldn't be re-downloaded. So after several month you may have a library with 40% playable songs only. To fix it you need to clear data and cache and re-add your server.

What’s new

Disable sound and vibration in notifications