Strider

Hmm, I would propose setting things up in your LAN step by step. But it would take a long time.

• setting up your own dns
• setting up your own webserver

It’s something someone experienced could make (poc style - proof of concept) in an hour or so, just to show how it works, but it’s a lot for a beginner.

Still, you could start making a simple Webserver hosting a page and then setting up dns for it and pointing a client to the dna server and see how that works.

I think it can be a good thing, and while it is better than not doing it it is no comparison to an expert. This is not to say it’s worthless or anything though!

Someone has to say it: when you’re asking these questions it shows that you still have a lot to learn. That itself is fine.

But you’re at significant risk when putting a service on the internet so it would be best maybe to have someone at your side to assist you with beginner mistakes.

Yes it’s one of those things they removed to upsell internal storage.

Also, with music on the phone itself you’ll never have communication issues while playing.

It is indeed and it has absolutely no dependencies, which is what I am going for.

Copy stuff from my nas to phone (cable or x-plore), play independently with pulsar+

Erm. I’d just say there’s no benefit in adding layers just for the sake of it.

It’s just different needs. Say I have a machine where I run a dedicated database on, I’d install it just like that because as said there’s no advantage in making it more complicated.