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Project moved to https://github.com/micser/musicco musicco is a web player for your music library Host it on a NAS and start streaming your music from any browser. This is especially great on low-spec NAS that don't have enough power to host Squeezebox, Subsonic or an ITunes Server. Check out https://www.musicco.org for more information or try the demo at https://www.musicco.org/demo.

...Besides managing your music collection and playing songs, it comes with a sophisticated database which allows you to store additional information about your collection. It makes use of Audio-Tags but goes beyond that scope by allowing the user to link individual songs and albums with artists and bands, or to file accompanying pictures and texts along. The player runs in web browser while the software is written in PHP, Javascript and HTML. It makes use of the LAMP-stack and may be set up in the Intranet or on a web server in the Internet.

Lets you play, pause, browse and add to play queue media files on a WWW server machine remotly using WWW interface. Requirements: Server: - POSIX Operating System - Sound Card - mplayer - Apache 2 - PHP 5 Client: - WWW browser able to run Javascript and jQuery (Firefox, Opera, Chrome, etc. virtually any modern browser, including smartphones)

...Artist, song, album pages, easy to share on social networks. More information in the wiki section. Basic player allowing to stream the audio files you have on your web server, on any browser supporting iframes. See it working : http://meinthebath.com http://nicolaschartoire.com http://thekuangmusic.blogspot.com http://gorbiesstuff.blogspot.com Experimental, partially tested support for just any browser with iframes enabled (first introduced in 1997). Good & tested support for recent browsers (supporting HTML5 audio). ...

RadioBox is open-source broadcasting solution that relays on client-server architecture. It consists of media server that runs as a service and listens for socket connections of graphical interfaces (web access, Windows GUI, Linux GUI, etc...)

Crossfire is a Firefly Media Server (http://www.fireflymediaserver.org/) client initially written for the Apple iPhone/touch but now supports a whole range of mobile/desktop devices and browsers.It has support for streaming, browsing and searching mu

Interface between Netjuke web music player and TiVo Home Media Option (HMO). This HMO music server supports many advanced features not available in any other HMO music server, including artist searching, virtual playlists, genre browsing, and many more.

just-a-JukeBox is a one-file JukeBox-Script written entirely in PHP. It uses local mpg123 and so simpleJukeBox is nothing more than a web-based remote-control for your "MP3-Server" :-)