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Way to share my music throughout the house/around campus?
I have my music collection completely ripped off to my harddrive and am looking for a way to share it. I would like to be able to listen to it at work, on different machines around the house, or even at a friends house. Right now I have a Winamp Shoutcast server setup and running, which, combined with a web control for Winamp works OK, but things could definitely be better. Is there any way to do this? What I would really like would be an access restricted way to just view the files--think Samba but without the "same username/password" caveat: and I cant use Samba anyways, because the music all resides on an NTFS formatted drive running on a windows box, and for many reasons, will remain that way.
Any ideas on an easy, effective, and access restricted way to do this? |
itunes...shares across local networks. easiest by far.
otherwise, you might need to write a custom p2p client that only looks at certain IP addresses. |
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A bog standard ftp client like guild or caesar... set it up and people can type: ftp://yourip and gain access. If you want you can also restrict some files to people you want to give them to with usernames and passwords.
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Ive been playing around with iTunes some more, but cant even get the sharing to work. Grrr... |
dude, have you tried turning up the volume? Ooooohhhhh, you mean you want to share the music files?
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have you thought about/tried setting up a vpn? openVPN is what i use and have had an ok time running it. depending on connections speed you can stream the music from your remote location.
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set up a playlist in advance, and make it a streaming radio station. i don't think it's too hard to set up. you couldn't control what song came next, unless you had remote login. frankly, a portable hard drive may be the easy way out. |
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