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I use Navidrome with symfonium and they're great
Navidrome uses the subsonic API but is actively developed and works great.
Navidrome checks all my boxes. I don't seem to have the same issues you are having with umlaut letters tho. I'd check tags/metadata. MusicBrainz, Mp3tag, Foobar2000, Beets, can help with that.
Nextcloud has an app called Music which contains subsonic and ampache servers.
Mainly jellyfin and I have a navidrome backup
OP I'm fairly certain your issue is with your music file metadata rather than the software. I suspect if you clean it with musicbrainz picard or open it with a tag editor you will find its using slightly different characters in different metadata fields. You can test this by loading up one of the offending files, clearing all of its metadata and see if that looks better!
There's Swingmusic and Funkwhale, the former closer to Navidrome, the latter with... nice features (federation, built in library management) and issues (slow development cycle, bugridden Android app).
I've been using Finamp for a few months now. I like the beta version that allows me to download music to my phone for offline use. I added Audiomuse and I really like the smart playlist creations. 10 outta 10
https://lyrion.org/ happy with it after trying both navidrome and jellyfin
Moved from subsonic to jellyfin, never looked back. Jellyfin does music and movies and TV shows, the only bit I miss is jukebox mode
I use Jellyfin with the Symfonium mobile client.
Navidrome is popular but does not support multi-tags for some fields, like artists.
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