Any good solutions for degoogleing music videos on Linux and android?
from jared@mander.xyz to degoogle@lemmy.ml on 06 May 21:23
https://mander.xyz/post/29471799

Freetube is great for regular video playback but isn’t a great music player, and it’s not super stable on android for me. None of the YouTube music apps like outertune have video. Meanwhile some way to keep everything organized from my multiple music sources would be cool too.

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MangoPenguin@lemmy.blahaj.zone on 06 May 21:29 next collapse

Firefox or Ironfox with uBlock Origin? That’s how I use Youtube on mobile.

jared@mander.xyz on 06 May 21:45 collapse

I’m trying to keep from signing in as much as possible and keep track of everything. But I resort to browsers when I have to.

testman@lemmy.ml on 06 May 21:54 next collapse

Did you check out NewPipe?

jared@mander.xyz on 06 May 21:55 next collapse

It’s been years, so I will again.

MrSoup@lemmy.zip on 06 May 23:43 next collapse

It’s also available as flatpak.

EngineerGaming@feddit.nl on 07 May 05:56 collapse

For music, I prefer a specifically music-oriented client, Outertune.

Rodneyck@lemm.ee on 06 May 22:02 next collapse

For android, try out Metrolist, found using f-droid with IzzyOnDroid repos added. On Linux, I use FreeTube for videos/subscriptions on both Linux and android. AudioTube on Linux for music from Youtube.

stinerman@midwest.social on 06 May 23:42 next collapse

If you have an idea of what you want to listen to ahead of time you could make a playlist and use yt-dlp to download it all. Then play it in the music player of your choice.

hellfire103@lemmy.ca on 07 May 01:18 next collapse

Three good suggestions

  • GrayJay
  • Invidious
  • yt-dlp (works in Termux)
Tundra@lemmy.ml on 07 May 07:56 collapse

Grayjay

(you can even sync your “account” between android and linux)

grayjay.app