myMPD

A standalone, mobile-friendly web client for controlling a Music Player Daemon server.

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About myMPD

myMPD is a web interface for Music Player Daemon (MPD). It runs as its own small server, so you do not need a separate web server. You open it in a browser on a phone, tablet or computer to browse your music library, manage the queue and control playback.

It has a tiny footprint and adds features beyond basic playback control. It suits people who already run MPD on a home server or a small board such as a Raspberry Pi and want a touch-friendly remote.

Strengths

  • Standalone, with no separate web server needed
  • Works well on phones and tablets
  • Small footprint suited to low-power devices

Limitations

  • Requires an existing MPD installation
  • Controls MPD only, not other players

Details

Pricing
FreeFree to download and run.
License
Open source, license not stated
Developer
jcorporation
Platforms
Web, Self-hosted
How it runs
Self-hosted
Best suited for
MPD users who want to control their music from a phone browser
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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Alternatives to myMPD

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Software that can replace myMPD for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.

  • Cantata

    A Qt graphical client for controlling and browsing music on a Music Player Daemon server.

    Cantata is a Qt desktop client for MPD on Linux, adding scrobbling, ReplayGain and stream support, instead of myMPD's browser interface for phones and tablets.

  • ncmpcpp

    An ncurses terminal client for Music Player Daemon, with a tag editor and visualizer.

    ncmpcpp controls MPD from a keyboard-driven terminal interface with a built-in tag editor and visualizer, and is in maintenance mode with no major features planned.

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