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SlimServer (network music player)
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Slim Devices is a powerful and free Open Source application that will
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power any Squeezebox or Transporter but also any software MP3 player
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on your network.
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You will need to create a "slimserver" user on the system prior to
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installing this package - if the user is not present, then the
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post-install script will print and error and exit.
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If you want SlimServer to start at boot, you will need to make the
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/etc/rc.d/rc.slimserver file executable and add the following to
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/etc/rc.d/rc.local:
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if [ -x /etc/rc.d/rc.slimserver ]; then
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/etc/rc.d/rc.slimserver start
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fi
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To setup your SlimServer, open your web browser on the system you installed
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SlimServer on and go to http://localhost:9000 to access the web interface.
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To tell SlimServer where your music is stored, click the "Server Settings"
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link on the left. You will find a "Music Folder" section to enter the path.
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By default, SlimServer will let anyone connect and stream music. You may
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want to check out the Security section and setup a username and password.
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You have to register your player with SlimServer before you can start
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playing music. To do that, open the URL http://localhost:9000/stream.mp3
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in your music player. After that you can control everything via the web
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interface. You can down sample the bit rate in the player specific audio
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settings.
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For more setup info check out the Help section at the bottom of the left
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hand panel. I'll leave the rest for you to explore on your own. Enjoy!
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