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Media Server Control Panel
Web Administration for Icecast2
...Audio streaming formats supported by the AutoDJs are MP3, OGG/Vorbis and AAC+. Stream Transcoder broadcast formats: MP3, OGG, OPUS MSCP does not require an SQL server and runs on an independent web server. It also sets Icecast2 to 100% Shoutcast-compatible mode. -
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Calliope: a GPL jukebox music server, content- and music-management system. Perl-based, it supports multi-user, multiple channels (soundcard and Icecast streams), data/id3 editing, smart loading, cd burning, and skins. It plays mp3, ogg & flac (so far).
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My Community Portal is a all in one internet portal that offers, forum, groups, chat, your own e-mail, search engine, internet directory, your own home page, poll's, dating services, buddy list, MP3 and file sharing, and many more.
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A perl based mp3 jukebox. Built with several small compoenets to make customization a breeze. The heart of the project is sloserv, with is the mp3 server that acctepts commands which could be entered from a telnet connection or any program/script capabl
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