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Codewave Software - Michael Descher
MyTunesRSS allows you to access the music and videos from your iTunes library or any simple watch folder over a local network or even the internet. You can access your music from all over the world using a simple web browser. The user interface lets you search for titles or browse your whole library by album, artist or genre. You can access your iTunes playlists or create new ones directly in MyTunesRSS.
Download single tracks or play them right inside your browser. Either using a browser plugin for the file type or directly in the Flash player. Or do you want to download a
Download single tracks or play them right inside your browser. Either using a browser plugin for the file type or directly in the Flash player. Or do you want to download a
What's New
Version 4.2.1:
- Bugfix: Last.FM account data could not always be saved in the user interface settings.
- Bugfix: Photo dates from Aperture libraries were the modification dates instead of the original photo dates for most photos.
- Bugfix: Log viewer did not scroll automatically.
- Update: OpenID login timeout increased - should prevent failed OpenID logins.
- Bugfix: Some values were not displayed correctly in admin statistics.
Version 4.2.1:
- Bugfix: Last.FM account data could not always be saved in the user interface settings.
- Bugfix: Photo dates from Aperture libraries were the modification dates instead of the original photo dates for most photos.
- Bugfix: Log viewer did not scroll automatically.
- Update: OpenID login timeout increased - should prevent failed OpenID logins.
- Bugfix: Some values were more...
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
- Java 1.5 or later
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| Downloads:26,497 |
| Version Downloads:212 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Audio |
| License:Demo |
| Date:04 Mar 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $20.00 |
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MyTunesRSS allows you to access the music and videos from your iTunes library or any simple watch folder over a local network or even the internet. You can access your music from all over the world using a simple web browser. The user interface lets you search for titles or browse your whole library by album, artist or genre. You can access your iTunes playlists or create new ones directly in MyTunesRSS.
Download single tracks or play them right inside your browser. Either using a browser plugin for the file type or directly in the Flash player. Or do you want to download a complete album, all tracks from one artist or the contents of a playlist to your local computer? No problem with MyTunesRSS. You can also download an M3U or XSPF playlist and play them in Windows Media Player, iTunes, VLC, WinAmp or any other player capable of playing such playlists. Get a playlist as an RSS feed on your computer and stay up-to-date to the contents all the time. Enjoy cover images from the tracks if available in the files and supported by the RSS reader. Listen to your music via RSS feeds on many devices like the Nintendo Wii or the Playstation Portable with the latest firmware version.
Either use the simple internal database or connect MyTunesRSS with a MySQL or Postgres database for better stability and performance, especially with large music collections.
Create themes and language packs for the web interface. Just use your own style. Use transcoding to deliver your MP3 content in lower bitrates to save bandwidth or even transcode your AAC files to MP3 on-the-fly to play them in the Flash player or any other application only capable of playing MP3 files.
If theme creation is not enough or not flexible enough for you, just use the remote API - either XML-RPC or JSON-RPC - and create a whole new (web) interface backed by the MyTunesRSS server.
Enjoy integration into the Last.FM social music network. Just use any player that does not support this community - like the integrated Flash player for example - and let MyTunesRSS handle the scrobbling.
Configure MyTunesRSS to your preferences. Create user accounts to protect your music from unauthorized access. But do not worry, the default configuration is sufficient in most cases and all you need is a single click to start the MyTunesRSS server.
Since MyTunesRSS is pure Java, you can run it on any platform supporting Java 1.5.
Download single tracks or play them right inside your browser. Either using a browser plugin for the file type or directly in the Flash player. Or do you want to download a complete album, all tracks from one artist or the contents of a playlist to your local computer? No problem with MyTunesRSS. You can also download an M3U or XSPF playlist and play them in Windows Media Player, iTunes, VLC, WinAmp or any other player capable of playing such playlists. Get a playlist as an RSS feed on your computer and stay up-to-date to the contents all the time. Enjoy cover images from the tracks if available in the files and supported by the RSS reader. Listen to your music via RSS feeds on many devices like the Nintendo Wii or the Playstation Portable with the latest firmware version.
Either use the simple internal database or connect MyTunesRSS with a MySQL or Postgres database for better stability and performance, especially with large music collections.
Create themes and language packs for the web interface. Just use your own style. Use transcoding to deliver your MP3 content in lower bitrates to save bandwidth or even transcode your AAC files to MP3 on-the-fly to play them in the Flash player or any other application only capable of playing MP3 files.
If theme creation is not enough or not flexible enough for you, just use the remote API - either XML-RPC or JSON-RPC - and create a whole new (web) interface backed by the MyTunesRSS server.
Enjoy integration into the Last.FM social music network. Just use any player that does not support this community - like the integrated Flash player for example - and let MyTunesRSS handle the scrobbling.
Configure MyTunesRSS to your preferences. Create user accounts to protect your music from unauthorized access. But do not worry, the default configuration is sufficient in most cases and all you need is a single click to start the MyTunesRSS server.
Since MyTunesRSS is pure Java, you can run it on any platform supporting Java 1.5.
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im looking for this feature... tried SuperSync but it doesnt work for me.
thanks
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Dylan-Mcnamee reviewed on 06 Jan 2008
MyTunes RSS was my tool of choice for accessing my own iTunes remotely, but then it stopped being free, and more recently SimplifyMedia came out, does the same thing, and with a more invisible interface: my iTunes libraries show up in the "shared" section of iTunes wherever I am!
Michael
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adinb reviewed on 07 Jul 2007
Developer has responded to my emails and even implemented my feature requests.
This app is by far the best in its category--it allows everything -- playing in the browser via flash, m3u, xspf, and directly downloading files. User settings and individual user permissions are also supported.
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This software is absolutely best in class.
Thanks!
Lenin reviewed on 21 Feb 2007
I run it on my mac at home and listen to my entire iTunes library at work on PC using (gasp) WMP!
Anyone who can make anything run, let alone as smoothly as this does on WMP deserves some credit!
Three cheers.
woa reviewed on 22 Oct 2006
mrtn reviewed on 20 Aug 2006
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"HTTP ERROR 500
Problem accessing /. Reason:
Bad version number in .class file"
It also tells me my license will expire in 30 days, like I've been reset back to demo mode.
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I really want to use this to listen to my music at school while I work.
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Michael
Michael
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I was unable to make a connection to the server with my laptop using the default settings (server doesn't exist) and even after switching to a different port. I don't have a firewall, as far as I know other than the standard settings on OSX.
Perhaps the settings aren't as self explanatory as they should be.
Best regards
Michael Descher
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However, using the address in the status bar in a web browser DOES work. Thank you.
I hope you will update or revise your manual to clarify this.
But never mind, most important is that it now works for you. :-) And I will try to make it clearer in the next release as well.
Best regards
Michael Descher
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OsloX rated on 29 Feb 2012