Owning your music (collection) without losing your mind, part 2
(part 1 here)
Now that we have a way to get our music and our player(s) picked out, let’s come up with an easy to use workflow and an organisatonial structure that works for us. It’s going to be a lengthy one, so let’s just get started.
Here’s the gist of the workflow:
flowchart TD cd((CDs)) cd-- dBPoweramp CD Ripper -->flac bandcamp@{ shape: cloud } bandcamp-->flac subgraph TrueNas direction TD flac@{ shape: documents, label: "/flac_music" } opus@{ shape: documents, label: "/opus_music" } mp3@{ shape: documents, label: "/mp3_music" } plex@{ shape: "lin-rect", label: "PLEX server" } flac-. lossifier-opus .->opus flac-. lossifier-mp3 .->mp3 flac===plex end rb@{ shape: card, label: "rockbox DAP"} android@{ shape: card, label: "Android DAP"} snow@{ shape: card, label: "snowsky DAP"} laptop@{ shape: card, label: "laptop"} opus-- rclone -->rb mp3-- rclone -->snow opus-. autosync .->android plex-->laptop plex-->android flowchart TD subgraph legend [Legend] direction TD style legend fill:none smb@{ shape: documents, label: "SMB share" } docker@{ shape: "lin-rect", label: "docker service" } dap@{ shape: card, label: "player hardware"} Com@{ shape: braces, label: "dotted arrows run\n on a schedule" } end As you can see the centerpiece of the system is a TrueNas NAS.