Documentation

Installing, configuring and using Tunetorch — from your first Docker instance to curating your metadata.

Introduction

Getting started — From the first start to a running instance, plus a guide to these docs.
Feature overview — Everything Tunetorch can do, at a glance.

Installing with Docker — Starting the container, setting up volumes, updating.
Configuration — Environment variables, server settings, reverse proxy and HTTPS.
Adding music — Upload, import, rip CDs or scan an existing folder.

Interface & navigation — Home, library, search, action menus and appearance.
Playback & audio quality — Quality levels, loudness normalisation, equaliser and buffering.
Playlists & favourites — The queue, your own playlists and favourites.
Audiobooks — Remembering your position, resuming, speed and sleep timer.
Managing metadata — Editor, assistant, contributors, tags, notes, cover art and biographies.
Statistics & history — Statistics, playback history and what gets recorded where.
Exporting music — Formats, folder structures, companion files and the Tunetorch database.
App, PWA & offline — Installing the PWA, the native Android app, downloads and Android Auto.
Casting on your home network — Setting up DLNA, managing devices and playing on speakers.

Users & permissions — Accounts, permissions, restricted accounts with supervisors, and deletion.
Server administration — Server status, maintenance tasks, logs and items marked for deletion.
Security & backup — Backup, sign-in, brute-force protection and privacy.

Frequently asked questions — Short answers to the most common questions.
Troubleshooting — Common pitfalls and what is really behind them.
Synology NAS (DSM) — Port, user ID and the folder permissions that DSM handles differently.

Acknowledgements — The free software and open data projects Tunetorch is built on.