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[quote name="Jimmy89" post="89632" timestamp="1161175530"] if you use iTunes there is a very easy way to share music files. Changing the options in iTunes allows you to 'share' your music files. You select the 'groups' or 'playlists' you want to share. The remote user opens their copy of iTunes and goes to the shared playlists and finds the music they want. Usefull if you want to listen to music from another computer. Though, there are a few downsides. 1. can use a fair bit of bandwidth (it works on a 54Mbps Wireless Link, though it had to rebuffer a few times) 2. both computers have to be running iTunes and iTunes must be open to share the files. And the best part, its free! also, if you do try, dont forget to open the required ports (i cant remember which ones, but if it doesn't work, you should be able to find out) Good Luck[/quote] [quote name="Jimmy89" post="89632" timestamp="1161175530"] if you use iTunes there is a very easy way to share music files. Changing the options in iTunes allows you to 'share' your music files. You select the 'groups' or 'playlists' you want to share. The remote user opens their copy of iTunes and goes to the shared playlists and finds the music they want. Usefull if you want to listen to music from another computer. Though, there are a few downsides. 1. can use a fair bit of bandwidth (it works on a 54Mbps Wireless Link, though it had to rebuffer a few times) 2. both computers have to be running iTunes and iTunes must be open to share the files. And the best part, its free! also, if you do try, dont forget to open the required ports (i cant remember which ones, but if it doesn't work, you should be able to find out) Good Luck[/quote]

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Posted 29 May 2011 - 06:30 PM

Everyone is missing the pointListening To Music Over A Home NetworkReplying to rapcoHe want's to know how to listen to the same audio stream simultaneously on two PC's on the same network. I'd like to know how to do that, too.-reply by Adam

Posted 09 February 2011 - 07:21 PM

STOP GIVING "SHARING" ANSWERS, the question was for SIMULTANEOUS playListening To Music Over A Home Network

I want (and the original asker of this question wants) a program that can be installed on multiple computers and controlled from either one but play the same music at the SAME TIME no matter where you are. The result would be you and your friend could listen to the same music at the exact same time, either of you would be able to add to the playlist or pause the music.

Quatrux

Posted 08 September 2010 - 06:30 AM

I personally got a home server, or NAS (Network Attached Storage), which is connected to a wireless router with lan cable, it has a 500 GB hardrive and all the music is in it, and all computers can map the network drive or mount it and use it. It doesn't use a lot of energy at all.. It has Linux installed on one partition and the other is used for all the other stuff, as I understand it is using Samba

So it's really good, it looks something like this: http://buffalotech.c...ion-pro-ls-xhl/ but mine is a bit older, I bought it 3 years ago.

Posted 07 September 2010 - 01:38 AM

TightVNCListening To Music Over A Home Network

TightVNC will let you transfer music files, or any shared file from on network computer to the next.

-reply by Ed Nichols

Posted 25 June 2010 - 05:44 PM

Wrong, iDiotListening To Music Over A Home Network

No, the question was about how to create something like Sonos using freely available software. The answer, as mentioned above includes setups like iTunes+Airtunes, pulseaudio, slimserver, VLC, etc. The problem is usually with multi-client audio sync, which is why Airfoil+Airfoil speakers is the best solution (after Sonos itself) for those not interested in messing around w/pulseaudio or VLC multicast. Depending upon the solution you choose, the player/library may or may not be a separate component.

Really, the library and remote control part of this is the easiest and most generic element. You could use iTunes Remote if using iTunes, or VNC (or SSH) w/anything else to name two options off the top of my head; you also could use a web-based script driven system, it's not important. (But if you want a prebuilt web-based network jukebox, try SlimServer. You don't need a Squeezebox to use it.)

-reply by noidiot

Posted 30 June 2010 - 09:30 PM

hey all!

just a quick queries regarding home networking using sonos for music streaming.

I was wondering if anyone would have any ideas or suggestions for recording music onto a external drive whilst streaming over a home network from the internet using sonos.

I will have a system line network with various components tied into the patch panel.

any suggestions welcome.

cheers

Tfun

Posted 10 March 2010 - 10:55 PM

Listening to music over a home networkListening To Music Over A Home NetworkReplying to rapcoVery easy. Map the location of the music files on the computer storing them, then use itunes to import those songs. You can map the drive in my computer, all you need to know is the ip address of the computer storing the music, and to make the location containing the files shared, which you can do by opening the properties of the folder.-reply by Jonsey

Posted 24 December 2009 - 12:50 PM

play and control music from remote computerListening To Music Over A Home Network

Replying to iGuestIt has been a while since I used x10 products for music. Search the X10 site. I believe they have what you are looking for.

-reply by tyronne

Posted 04 December 2009 - 09:23 AM

SolutionsListening To Music Over A Home Network

Pulseaudio on Linux
Airfoil & Airfoil Speakers on PC, MAC, Linux
Set-up a stream in VLC on host pc and set the host PCs stereo-output as the input for the stream. Open said stream using VLC on the client PC.

-reply by rossatron

Posted 16 December 2009 - 09:29 AM

I think your question can be answered by a simple free software called "share speaker". I have been using this software for quite some time! I have one desktop with 5.1 speaker system on it. Plus I have 3 laptops. I have share speaker software on all of them. With the software, I can play music from anyone of the laptop, on the speaker system on the desktop. It does take up a lot of network memory, so that the music keeps playing. Hope thats what you were looking at!

-reply by Apoorv Goyal

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