Depends on your browser configuration. When I access stream.mp3 with my
browser, a browser plugin launches which let me listen.
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Suppose there is no mediasoftware? Just a webbrowser.
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If you can already access the web UI from work, you've already won half
the battle. Otherwise, you need to adjust your home networking gear to
forward the necessary Squeezecenter ports to your server.
Make sure you have LAME installed on your server.
When at work, I'm assuming you'd be accessin
peter;421112 Wrote:
> raven22 wrote:[color=blue]
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> Sounds like a useful feature...
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> Regards,
> Peter
Sure, I have this (http://musicbrowser.sourceforge.net/) already, but
it does not play flac via the flash player (flash does not support
flac). We need something similar but then with t
raven22 wrote:
> At work i cannot install any additional software on my computer. Still i
> would like to be able to play my (mainly) flac files stored on my SC
> server.
>
> I can access the squeezecenter webinterface, but how do i play the
> files.
> Is there a plugin which encodes the files to m
bburroughs;420906 Wrote:
> You might want to look into winamp remote. It's free, and I think it
> will do what you're looking for.
Thanks, but my server is a thinclient with just a basic headless debian
OS. I don't think i can install winamp(remote) on this server
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You might want to look into winamp remote. It's free, and I think it
will do what you're looking for.
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At work i cannot install any additional software on my computer. Still i
would like to be able to play my (mainly) flac files stored on my SC
server.
I can access the squeezecenter webinterface, but how do i play the
files.
Is there a plugin which encodes the files to mp3 and then plays them
via
