Announcing lonelyradio 0.6.0: music streaming service
What is it?
lonelyradio started as a simple audio streamer over TCP, and has now evolved into a service with its own protocol that supports various metadata, album covers and (possible) custom transcdings.
lonelyradio randomly selects tracks from your music library, transcodes them, and streams them directly to your device.
Notable features
- FLAC or raw PCM (i16 or f32) streaming
- Library for creating custom clients (monolib)
- Asynchronous decoding allows streaming without delay
- Cross-platform (macOS, Linux, Windows and potentially Android) Rust client built with Slint.
- SwiftUI client for the best experience on iOS, iPadOS and macOS
What's new in lonelyradio 0.6.0
- Support for album covers
- New SwiftUI player
