New to this.
reddit / selfhosted

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blakealanm · 2023-12-12 23:25

I'm prepping myself for the day YouTube decides I have too many family
members who don't live with me on my YouTube Premium Family plan buy
downloading the music I love. I've found some artists in Patreon that
allow me to download .mp3 files and I've got them loaded on my
smartphone and my laptop. I found an mp3 player app I like.

Will I have to rip music video from YouTube while I still have the
Premium Family plan?

I'm also planning on building my own home server to host all my
favorite entertainment. Am I in the right subreddit to get help along
the way?

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d4nm3d · 2023-12-12 23:28

You're in the right place to learn how to set up self hosted
alternatives to streaming platforms such as Spotify, netflix etc..

As for how you populate them.. that's probably a conversation for
elsewhere

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thekrautboy · 2023-12-13 00:00

> I'm also planning on building my own home server to host all my
favorite entertainment. Am I in the right subreddit to get help along
the way?

/r/Homelab and /r/HomeServer focus more on hardware. This sub here is
about **selfhosting software services**.

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falcorns_balls · 2023-12-13 04:35

research lidarr. maybe sonarr/radarr as well. jellyfin or emby are
great for making your media available.

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sebasdt · 2023-12-13 06:44

OP Let's grab your eye patch and go to piratebay.dont XD/s