Re: itunes help please...

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> Right now, I queue via the browser and play a stream file in iTunes,
> which totally works but is not exactly how I was hoping this would
> work. My stream is http://myserver/stream.mp3 and shows up in itunes
> playing as "slimp3" not the track, that is playing. How do I get that
> to happen? I know all my ID3 tag info is there...

As far as I know, it just doesn't work that way -- the stream always 
says SLIMP3. You can see what's playing in the Web interface, of course.

> I am playing via powerbook, the music is connected to an iMac. My wife
> is the primary user, but we maintain very different iTunes libraries.
> Is it possible for my library file to be the one accessed, even though
> she is logged in?

If you install the SLIMP3 server with you logged in, and configure it 
to start on boot while you're logged in, it should use the music 
library in your home directory.

> Is it possible to password protect access to the server?

I think you can probably do this with an Apache proxy (I read on this 
list that someone had done that before), but I regret to say I don't 
know how to do it.
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Dave Nanian

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<excerpt><fixed><bigger>Right now, I queue via the browser and play a
stream file in iTunes,

which totally works but is not exactly how I was hoping this would

work. My stream is
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and shows up in itunes

playing as "slimp3" not the track, that is playing. How do I get that

to happen? I know all my ID3 tag info is there...

</bigger></fixed></excerpt>

As far as I know, it just doesn't work that way -- the stream always
says SLIMP3. You can see what's playing in the Web interface, of
course.


<excerpt><fixed><bigger>I am playing via powerbook, the music is
connected to an iMac. My wife

is the primary user, but we maintain very different iTunes libraries.

Is it possible for my library file to be the one accessed, even though

she is logged in?

</bigger></fixed></excerpt>

If you install the SLIMP3 server with you logged in, and configure it
to start on boot while you're logged in, it should use the music
library in your home directory.


<excerpt><fixed><bigger>Is it possible to password protect access to
the server?

</bigger></fixed></excerpt>

I think you can probably do this with an Apache proxy (I read on this
list that someone had done that before), but I regret to say I don't
know how to do it.

-- 

Dave Nanian


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