DSub vs PipePipe

Side-by-side comparison of two open source alternatives

DSub

Connect to your Subsonic server and listen to your music wherever you go. Songs are cached for playback to save on your mobile bandwidth and to make them available when you have no connection at all. * Lockscreen controls (ICS+) * Gapless Playback (JB+) * Notification prev/pause/next buttons * Quick add/remove songs to playlist * Pause playback when other apps request audio focus (navigation, etc) * Option to gather logs and send them via email for newer versions of Android * Drag and drop songs to rearrange your playlist on the Now Playing tab * User defined Cache Size, Network Timeout, and Buffer Length Subsonic is a cross-platform FOSS media server that's capable of indexing very large media collections. The server can transcode if necessary so that the app can play files that your device may not normally support. The app is set up to access a demo server on the internet for trying it out. In order to use this app with your own Subsonic server beyond a trial period, a key must be obtained by making a donation. (A key isn't required to use the Supersonic variant.) Recent versions of this app depend on the non-free Google Play Services library.

PipePipe

NewPipe, reimagined: faster, more stable, and packed with more features. Beyond NewPipe * SponsorBlock (YouTube & BiliBili) * ReturnYouTubeDislike * Bullet comments / Live Chats * Search filters * Search & sort in local playlists * Filter out unwanted items by keywords/channels/... * Music player mode & Background playing * Sleep timer * Fullscreen gestures * Login to watch restricted / premium contents * … and many minor improvements

FeatureDSubPipePipe
LicenseGPL-3.0-onlyGPL-3.0-or-later
Install sources
F-DroidGitHub
F-DroidGitHubIzzyOnDroid
Categories
Media PlayerVideo
Media PlayerVideoBrowser
Features
Ad-FreeOpen SourceNo Tracking
Ad-FreeOpen SourceNo Tracking
Platforms
Android
Android
Website
Source code