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Configuration

MusicSeerr is configured through its web UI at Settings. All settings are saved to the /app/config volume.

The Settings page has the following tabs: Release Preferences, Last.fm, ListenBrainz, Scrobbling, Music Source, Jellyfin, Navidrome, Lidarr Connection, Library Sync, YouTube, Local Files, Cache, and Advanced.

Lidarr Connection

Lidarr is the core integration. It manages your music library and handles album requests.

SettingDescription
Lidarr URLYour Lidarr instance URL (e.g. http://lidarr:8686)
API KeyFound in Lidarr -> Settings -> General
Quality ProfileDefault quality profile for new artist additions
Metadata ProfileControls which release types Lidarr monitors
Root FolderWhere Lidarr stores downloaded music

After connecting, MusicSeerr syncs your library automatically. You can set the sync frequency to manual, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, or 1 hour under the Library Sync tab.

Jellyfin

Connect Jellyfin to stream music, browse your Jellyfin library, and report playback progress.

SettingDescription
Jellyfin URLYour Jellyfin server URL
API KeyGenerated in Jellyfin -> Dashboard -> API Keys
User IDThe Jellyfin user ID for personalised data

Navidrome

Connect Navidrome to stream music and browse your Navidrome library. MusicSeerr communicates with Navidrome through its Subsonic API.

SettingDescription
Navidrome URLYour Navidrome server URL
UsernameYour Navidrome username
PasswordYour Navidrome password

ListenBrainz

ListenBrainz powers personalised recommendations, trending data, and listening history. It can also receive scrobbles.

SettingDescription
UsernameYour ListenBrainz username
User TokenFound at listenbrainz.org/settings

Last.fm

Last.fm provides listening data for recommendations and receives scrobbles. Authentication uses OAuth, so you’ll be redirected to Last.fm to authorise the connection.

SettingDescription
API KeyYour Last.fm API key
Shared SecretYour Last.fm shared secret

After saving your API key and secret, use the authentication flow in the Last.fm settings tab to link your account.

Scrobbling

The Scrobbling tab controls whether MusicSeerr reports your listens to external services. You can enable or disable scrobbling independently for Last.fm and ListenBrainz. Both can run at the same time.

When scrobbling is active, MusicSeerr sends now-playing updates at the start of each track and submits the scrobble once the track finishes.

Music Source

The Music Source tab lets you choose which service to use as the primary source for listening data on the Home and Discover pages. Options are ListenBrainz or Last.fm.

Release Preferences

Configure which release types you’re interested in (albums, singles, EPs, etc.) and regional preferences. These affect what shows up in discovery and search results.

YouTube

YouTube integration lets MusicSeerr play tracks that aren’t available through your other sources.

SettingDescription
API KeyA YouTube Data API v3 key from Google Cloud Console
Daily QuotaMaximum API searches per day (default: 80)

Local Files

Mount your music directory to enable local file browsing and playback.

SettingDescription
Music PathContainer-internal path to your music directory
Lidarr Root PathMust match Lidarr’s root folder path for file mapping

Advanced Settings

The Advanced and Cache tabs control caching, HTTP timeouts, and batch processing. These rarely need adjustment, but the options are there if you need them.

  • Cache TTLs for library, search, metadata, and discovery data
  • HTTP connection and request timeouts for external services
  • Batch sizes and concurrency for sync operations
  • Memory cache limits and cleanup intervals
  • Discover Queue behaviour (auto-build, queue size)

Environment Variables

VariableDescriptionDefault
PUIDUser ID for file permissions1000
PGIDGroup ID for file permissions1000
PORTPort the app listens on8688
TZTimezoneEtc/UTC

Volume Mounts

PathDescription
/app/configPersistent configuration and database storage
/app/cacheCache data (library DB, queue DB, disk cache)
/musicMusic library directory for local file playback (read-only recommended)