Stream your own music from home computer to any web browser
Stream your own music from home computer to any web browser and mobile phone
New Setup Instructions - Using Subsonic
- Google subsonic, download and install the software (you should contribute some $ for the server version)
- If you have an Android phone they have an app for that on Market. For iPhone they have a free app and a paid app called iSub. For $5 its worth it.
- rip music collection to mp3 format or m4a. (ya probably already have this in iTunes; if they are in m4a format you are ok; if its in m4p then its protected file format and subsonic cannot use)
- In subsonic setup select the music folders you will share from your mp3/m4a/iTunes collection
- setup username(s) and password(s) for you
- setup the port in subsonic for the music to be shared on (currently mine is 8081)
- Setup the server hosting subsonic software to a fixed ip address (I used 192.168.1.222)
- open firewall port for outgoing music stream
- if the server that has subsonic is running on is 192.168.1.222 then on your router go to port forwarding. Enter 192.168.1.222 and enter port 8081.
- use another computer to test the subsonic (http://192.168.1.222:8081)
Now you can stream music to any computer internally and externally (if you know your external ip address [alternatively you can setup your server to have a named address (details of this are in the dynamic dns blog post of mine)]
Old Setup Instructions - Using Vibestream
- Google Vibestream, download and install the software
- rip music collection to mp3 format.
- In vibestream select the music folders you will share from your mp3 collection
- setup username(s) and password(s) for you and your family
- setup the port in vibestream for the music to be shared on (currently mine is 8081)
- open firewall port for outgoing music stream
- if the server that has vibestream is running on is 192.168.1.222 then on your router go to port forwarding. Enter 192.168.1.222 and enter port 8081.
- use another computer to test the vibestream (http://192.168.1.222:8081)
Now you can stream music to any computer internally and externally (if you know your external ip address [alternatively you can setup your server to have a named address (details of this are in the dynamic dns blog post of mine)]
New Setup Instructions - Using Subsonic
- Google subsonic, download and install the software (you should contribute some $ for the server version)
- If you have an Android phone they have an app for that on Market. For iPhone they have a free app and a paid app called iSub. For $5 its worth it.
- rip music collection to mp3 format or m4a. (ya probably already have this in iTunes; if they are in m4a format you are ok; if its in m4p then its protected file format and subsonic cannot use)
- In subsonic setup select the music folders you will share from your mp3/m4a/iTunes collection
- setup username(s) and password(s) for you
- setup the port in subsonic for the music to be shared on (currently mine is 8081)
- Setup the server hosting subsonic software to a fixed ip address (I used 192.168.1.222)
- open firewall port for outgoing music stream
- if the server that has subsonic is running on is 192.168.1.222 then on your router go to port forwarding. Enter 192.168.1.222 and enter port 8081.
- use another computer to test the subsonic (http://192.168.1.222:8081)
Now you can stream music to any computer internally and externally (if you know your external ip address [alternatively you can setup your server to have a named address (details of this are in the dynamic dns blog post of mine)]
Old Setup Instructions - Using Vibestream
- Google Vibestream, download and install the software
- rip music collection to mp3 format.
- In vibestream select the music folders you will share from your mp3 collection
- setup username(s) and password(s) for you and your family
- setup the port in vibestream for the music to be shared on (currently mine is 8081)
- open firewall port for outgoing music stream
- if the server that has vibestream is running on is 192.168.1.222 then on your router go to port forwarding. Enter 192.168.1.222 and enter port 8081.
- use another computer to test the vibestream (http://192.168.1.222:8081)
Now you can stream music to any computer internally and externally (if you know your external ip address [alternatively you can setup your server to have a named address (details of this are in the dynamic dns blog post of mine)]
Labels: mp3 streaming, music, music streaming, vibe stream
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I can't find much with regards to Vibestream, is there an alternative?
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