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Wednesday, December 28. 2005

Nate at work turned me on to MT-Daap - a Daap server for Linux.

Daap is the protocol that iTunes uses for sharing your libraries.

MT-Daap runs as a daemon on your linux box and shares out your files (mp3, mp4, aac, etc...) as an iTunes library share.

One of the cool features that MT-Daap has is that you can setup smart playlists in a config file and they will work just like the iTunes ones.

Slick!

I am installing the nightly build now - has a bunch of changes and new features, so we'll see how that works out.

Wow. That's way cooler than the stable build! The web interface is much better - you can actually build smart playlists with it! And there is a Java applet that plays your mp3s in your browser!

It's so cool I'm laughing!

Posted by Timothy Foreman in Computers at 09:16 | Comments (0) | Trackback (1)

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mt-daapd is teh cool
Tim (one of my co-workers) and I have been messing around with mt-daapd for the last couple days, and I gotta say, the software *rocks*! For those of you not familiar with DAAP, it’s the protocol that Apple uses for iTunes’s music operati...

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