I just got netjukebox installed and running on a webserver, and I'm now trying to stream mp3 audio files from the server to a client computer over the internet. When I click on the ))) icon to stream the file (or album), my computer prompts me to play it with iTunes. If I say yes, then it downloads a m3u file and plays it in iTunes.
Is there a way to stream the files and play them directly through the browser and not iTunes? Also, I don't want it to download any files that I later have to delete. I can see this getting a bit messy.
Question about streaming...
Re: Question about streaming...
Hi...any response to my question?
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Re: Question about streaming...
netjukebox generates static m3u playlists so that it is compatible with the iPod, iPhone and iPad.bodenzord wrote:I just got netjukebox installed and running on a webserver, and I'm now trying to stream mp3 audio files from the server to a client computer over the internet. When I click on the ))) icon to stream the file (or album), my computer prompts me to play it with iTunes. If I say yes, then it downloads a m3u file and plays it in iTunes.
Is there a way to stream the files and play them directly through the browser and not iTunes? Also, I don't want it to download any files that I later have to delete. I can see this getting a bit messy.
On Android you can use for example: ServeStream
With a web browser the m3u playlist can be assassinated with any mp3 streaming capable application like: VLC, Winamp, iTunes, etc...