I would like to download all of my tracks on my phone. I used to be able to do this with Google Play Music (RIP)
If I cannot easily download all my tracks, I should at least be able to download playlists.
Problem solved:
As a user who often has spotty or non-existent cell service for extended periods of time, I want to have all my music loaded on my device for offline playback.
Brought benefits:
Users with spare storage space on their devices are no longer at the mercy of cell coverage to play their audio library.
Other application solutions:
Google Play Music solved this (you would mark a playlist as downloaded, and anytime a new song was added to that playlist, it would be downloaded) - application was cut by Google.
MediaMonkey does this - but their UI is horrible and it doesn’t link up with Plex
This is exactly what made Gemini recommend Symfonium to me but I’m not actually sure it can do what I want. Just like in Google Play Music I would like to sync (not stream) from my cloud storage onto my phone and then listen offline. I know that S3 support is ‘on hold’ because it’s not good for streaming but S3 is obviously perfect for downloading, which is all you actually need for this use case.
On my desktop computer I’m using diffuse.sh which does this; it talks to Backblaze’s S3 endpoints and lets me sync stuff to listen to offline. It would be great if Symfonium could do this too.