tomkatt
@tomkatt@lemmy.world
- Comment on Homelab discussion 1 month ago:
It’s pretty cool. I have it integrated with Lyrion so I can generate a list of related tracks to a song, album, or artist in my play queue, and with lyrics and CLAP analysis it can also generate a music queue via text prompts via phrases like “classical music with cellos” or “relaxing ambient without bass” “aggressive melodic rock” “soothing female vocals” and so on.
As a bonus, we use Wiim Pros and Pro+ units at home to integrate with Lyrion and they can be linked and synced for whole house playback across multiple audio setups.
- Comment on Homelab discussion 1 month ago:
Everything I have is either for entertainment or home automation. Most of it is running on a mini-PC running Proxmox.
- Jellyfin
- Asset UPnP
- Lyrion
- Navidrome
- LRCLIB offline lyric server
- Home Assistant
And I’ve got a containerized Audiomuse-AI instance for music analysis and instant playlist generation.
- Comment on Finally happish with my all-in-one homelab (20+ services and way too much tinkering) 1 month ago:
This is pretty cool, and I’m guessing the hardware doesn’t even break a sweat.
My entire setup runs on two AMD mini-PCs, one running a Ryzen 5700u with Proxmox for VM hosting, the other is a 5500u running bare metal Ubuntu.
Proxmox server hosts:
- Asset UPnP
- Jellyfin
- (formerly) Plex (I ditched it)
- Lyrion
- LRCLIB offline lyrics server (via LRCLIB DB dump)
- Home Assistant VM
- Navidrome instance
Probably a few other things I forgot about…
The bare metal Ubuntu server currently just runs Audiomuse-AI for music analysis, but when not scanning it’s generally idle. Only set this up because early versions of Audiomuse-AI didn’t play nice for me in a VM even when r running with CPU in host mode.
When the hardware gets cheaper I wouldn’t mind a full size server again with a dedicated GPU (I decommissioned my old one due to defective RAM), but for now the mini-PCs have been great. They’re quiet and absolutely sip power, so efficient and quiet.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 2 months ago:
Just finished the Live-A-Live remake last night. Highly recommend. It’s absolutely bonkers.
The inspiration for Octopath Traveler is obvious, but it’s got none of the fluff, and there’s essentially zero grinding at all until the final chapter.
I finished it in around 28 hours at a leisurely pace.