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Re: Re: Jreceiver...
>>I think it's fair to say that the vast majority of JRec users are
on
>>linux.
>
>
> There is a Windows-based application called xPLRioNet that is being
developed by Tony Tofts at the moment - it may be a better option for those
looking for a Windows-based solution - see www.xplhal.com for details.
>
> It's currently in beta, but is being actively developed and discussed
over on the ukha_xpl list.
>
> It's features include:
> - Support for Rio, Exstreamer, SliMP3 and Media MVP*
> - Built-in customisable web interface
Does it have a proper web server in it or use some half assed hack that
wont
work with proxys etc?
I was going to make some php scripts in apache to do it, but this may be
easier
so that people can search my collection from the net.
> - Support for MP3, WMA, WAV, FLAC and OGG.
> - Support for synchronising multiple Rios
> - Shoutcast support (including support for DabBar/Wavefinder MP2
streams)
> - Text-to-speech announcements (via xPL messages)
> - On-screen messages (via xPL messages) e.g. for caller ID etc.
> - Uses any ODBC-compliant database (ships with a Microsoft Access
database)
Hooray, good riddance mysql.
> - Can be fully controlled and monitored using xPL messages
> - Installs as a Windows service using Microsoft .NET technologies
About time someone made an effort to run things as a service, on the XP
machine
the rio crap tries to run twice if 2 people have open sessions to it
> * Support for the MVP is currently undergoing testing and should be
available in beta form during the next couple of weeks.
>
> If you have any questions feel free to ask away either here, or over
on the ukha_xpl list.
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