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ALF__
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 Posted: Sat Dec 12, 2009 12:47 pm Post subject: Media center, with web interface? [solved] |
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Hello!
I have seen thise miniitx boards with atom processors on them for a very nice price!
Im goint to build a little music player from one / maybe even video if the atom processor can handle it.
If we look over just the music, would it be possible to not have any graphical installed on the machine, and control it via a web-interface? Maybe thats even possible for video? (VGA output to tv)
What programs/interfaces do exist for this stuff? 
Thank you
Daniel
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turudd
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I'm not sure how good your programming is, but you may be able to roll your own by installing an Apache server + PHP.
Then design a website/administration panel. You can install madplay (or similiar) to play music from the shell. |
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cjubon
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| turudd wrote: | I'm not sure how good your programming is, but you may be able to roll your own by installing an Apache server + PHP.
Then design a website/administration panel. You can install madplay (or similiar) to play music from the shell. |
I am sure that means inventing the wheel once more. There are various media players which have an optional web interface. I've tried none of those (interfaces), but here is what a quick search gave me:
- media-video/vlc, which plays audio and video, can be build with a web interface if you enable USE flag httpd
- media-video/vdr, which is a full video disc recorder solution, has various plugins that might do what you want: www-misc/vdradmin-am is a webinterface, vdr-music is a music plugin
- IMHO nearest to what OP wants is www-apps/ampache:
| Quote: | | Ampache is a PHP-based tool for managing, updating and playing your audio files via a web interface. |
Hopefully this helps.
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ALF__
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| Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 7:45 pm Post subject: |
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| cjubon, thank you! ampache seems really great.. i will check that baby out |
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cjubon
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You're welcome, ALF__.
When you think your question is solved, it would be good to edit your original post and add "[solved]" or something like that to the subject line  .
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ALF__
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| cjubon wrote: | You're welcome, ALF__.
When you think your question is solved, it would be good to edit your original post and add "[solved]" or something like that to the subject line . |
Ofcourse |
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drakkan11
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| Posted: Thu Aug 26, 2010 10:39 am Post subject: Even better |
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| Use MythTV with the integrated webinterface MythWeb or XBMC. |
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