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I'd also be interested in the answer to this. When I was looking I couldn't find anything great.
Main two options I've ended up with is a chromecast audio or bubbleupnp (mainly playing to a Pi Zero with Volumio and a DAC but bubbleupnp can push to loads of different players).
Bubbleupnp is more versatile in playback devices but isn't great for podcasts and is a little clunky. Both also rely on your phone as an interface as well.
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Does Plex do that? I only use it to listen to music on the go and for movie content at home but it handles it well and has streaming with Tidal. Was £99 for life last year which seemed good value for what it does. Running Plexamp on a phone it picks music from your home network wherever you are, you can save the cost of entry on iphone storage.
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An iPad.
- Spotify for music and podcasts
- Apps for internet radio, i.e. KEXP app, or TuneIn
- Plex for local media
Get a cast device or equivalent... and from all of the above cast to the device.
- Spotify for music and podcasts
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Money no object.. I think Roon does all this but has got increasingly spendy.
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Not audiophile, as I'm not overly fussed about quality* but what's a fairly cheap and easy solution to get a UI for the following in one place?
Internet radio streams
podcasts
local music library
Streaming services (probably spotify)
*local music is ripped to flac so I'd like to get the most out of that, I don't have a NAS, but could quite easily get one. Does something like a QNAP have a decent interface to handle the above?
Edit, if this could all go in to my reciever/amp via one HDMI, that'd be ideal as it would mean I'd only have to switch inputs for records or TV