Astiga

Name: Astiga
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Easily play back the music that is stored on your cloud service, directly in your browser or on your phone. A music streaming service for your own music.

Freemium • Proprietary
Music Streaming
Audio Player
Online
Android

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What is Astiga?

A music streaming service for your own music.
Simply upload your music to a cloud storage service of your choice and connect it to Astiga.
No matter whether you use Google Drive, Dropbox, WebDAV or your own media server.
Astiga supports a plethora of cloud storage services, including Google Drive, OneDrive (for Business), Dropbox, MEGA, Amazon S3 (and S3-compatible providers such as Wasabi or DigitalOcean Spaces), Backblaze B2, FTP(S), WebDAV (like ownCloud, Yandex, Synology) and SFTP. If it exists, it is probably supported. Additionally, Astiga also acts as a Subsonic server, allowing you to use Astiga with Subsonic apps for Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Windows, macOS, Linux and more.

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bobthegoat2001

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• Top positive comment about 2 years ago • 0 replies

I've been looking for something like this for sometime now because the issue with 'locker' based music players seem to always have some kind of limit (like limited storage or doesn't support FLAC) or cost more than what I'm willing to pay. Subsonic is great (really!), but the issue I have with that is I don't want to leave my home computer on 24/7 just to stream music from it.

Astiga is a lot like Subsonic, but instead of turning your computer into a streaming server, it plays music from 'Cloud' services (that you're probably already using). For me, I'm using my 4 TB Lifetime plan that I got from pCloud to store my FLAC music collection.

Astiga does offer both a free version, which is very usable, or a premium version that adds a few more features, currently for just €4 a month (or about $4.41 US at current conversion rates).

What's also nice is the developer of Astiga also listens to feedback and adds new features based on peoples request. He has a feedback forum where people can add suggestions. I've already submitted some suggestions that have already been implemented.

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Said about Astiga as an alternative

It is cross-platform, with no song limit or quality limit. You don't need to host anything from your own PC, your music is streamed via a cloud service of your choosing.

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