codenamek83

What a coincidence! I was looking to move the cache directory to a different location and ran into the same issue.

> The cache directory is in your data folder. Where the the data folder is depends on your Installation method and on your configuration. Navidrome has to have full read/write...

> > Is it possible to move the Cache directory to a different path outside the Data directory? > > Yes it is. Look for [CacheFolder](https://www.navidrome.org/docs/usage/configuration-options/#:~:text=%22./data%22-,CacheFolder,-ND_CACHEFOLDER) in the documentation. Thank...

> In your case, path **must be** `/cache` (same as the volume) > > Can you post your full `docker-compose.yml`? What is your host OS? If it is Linux can...

After redeploying Navidrome today using the same docker-compose setup, everything is now functioning correctly. Here are the key points: 1. The container is now running rootlessly with the user set...

> So the solution would be to remove `user: 1000:1000` from the docker compose? What's the impact of this? Not necessary to remove the user: 1000:1000.

I would really appreciate having this as well.

@michael-ball, I am experiencing the same issue. I have tried Opus, MP3, and M4A, and I am not encountering any issues on the web player or desktop player. IIRC, this...

I encountered the same issue as reported. Reverting to version 0.41.0, as suggested by @naaru-s , resolved the problem.

@Frooodle I'm running the container on a Raspberry Pi 4. It's a straightforward setup with nothing unique. `services: stirlingpdf01: image: ${IMAGE_SG_STIRLINGPDF01} container_name: stirlingpdf01 hostname: stirlingpdf01 networks: - stirlingpdf01 ports: -...