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Network your music with DAAP for Linux (Linux.com)

Linux.com looks at Linux digital audio access protocol (DAAP) implementations. "The more music you have, and the more computers you use, the bigger the hassle it becomes to try to synchronize everything. Without a simple sharing solution like DAAP, the easiest way to manage a centralized music collection for multiple PCs is keep all the files together on a central server, shared through Samba or NFS. DAAP accomplishes the same goal with far less administrative overhead, and provides interesting features like smart playlists at no extra cost."

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Give Jinzora a try

Posted Apr 26, 2006 19:49 UTC (Wed) by dowdle (subscriber, #659) [Link]

First of, I haven't read the article this news blurb refers to yet... but I'm not going to let that stop me from mentioning:

Jinzora - www.jinzora.org
"The ultimate web based media streaming and management system"

I've played with this for a little while... and it isn't prefect, but it does give me the ability to form a vision of what products like this could be in the near future... with a bit more development.


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