Muse Amp vs AudioPhi

Muse Amp is a local-first music player for people who keep their own music library. Play downloaded songs, build playlists, browse albums, read synced lyrics, and search across your on-device library and connected catalog sources in one focused app. Muse Amp is designed for a personal music workflow that stays fast, organized, and available on your device. Connect a Subsonic-compatible server to browse catalog data, fetch artwork and lyrics, and choose the music you want to keep offline. Muse Amp centers around downloaded playback, so your library stays ready wherever you listen. With Muse Amp, you can: - Play downloaded music with a queue-based listening experience (must be downloaded/imported) - Build and organize playlists - View cached and synced lyrics - Search your local library and connected server catalog - Transfer songs across your local network, including Apple TV handoff (after TV app get approved) Current import support: - m4a files exported from Muse Amp Current Subsonic compatibility target: - Numeric album IDs and track IDs - m4a audio delivery for /rest/stream.view and /rest/download.view - Song metadata with suffix=m4a and contentType=audio/mp4 Muse Amp keeps your music workflow simple, personal, and local-first.

AudioPhi is a focused Hi-Fi music player for your personal audio library. Browse and search local music by title, album, artist, or file. Build playlists, manage the playback queue, view lyrics and artwork, and keep listening with a compact Now Playing experience. AudioPhi supports popular audio formats including MP3, M4A/AAC, FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, Opus, and WAV. Import supported audio files through the iOS share sheet, or connect to compatible SMB, FTP, WebDAV, and HTTP sources on your network. Tune playback with audio output routing, equalizer, Hi-Fi playback settings, and optional room-correction tools. Your library, playlists, and settings stay on your device.