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...The shelfelf works with all tested browsers (except for Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Amiga's AWeb and lynx), but the interface is designed for tablets (with a browser running in fullscreen mode) like Apple's iPad. Linux (or Mac OS X) with Apache webserver, MySQL database and the ability to send commands to your stereo equipment is required.

Radiorecorder Web GUI is a web interface to schedule record jobs for shoutcast-compatible streams with streamripper. It's use a webserver with PHP as backend, that provides a RESTful API. As frontend you only need a recent browser with JavaScript. Feature of web user interface: * adaptive user interface (resizable layout, sort entries, hide columns) * manage schedules (create, edit, copy, delete) * manage stations (create, edit, pre-listen¹, delete, reorder) * manage recorded files (rename, save, playback¹, delete) ¹) need HTML5 browser and depending on audio format

...You manage your own playlists with your favorite songs and listen it everywhere in your local network on each device. PlayJoom streams audio files in your lokal network, or with a internet web server world wide. All you need is a webserver like Apache or Microsofts IIS an a MySQL database server. You can play the audio files direct in the most web browsers on a PC, on a Mac, or on mobile devices like Android or iOS cellphones or tablet devices. But it's also possible to play the musik with a musik pllayer, like the open source application VLC, or the Windows media player.

Allows you to easily remote control MilkDrop2 VJ Console in Winamp (Windows only) via graphic interface from any browser (via tablet or cellphone perhaps). You must have Apache2 (or any webserver) with PHP 5.4+ running on the same computer Winamp is running on and some basic knowledge of how that all works. Once you've got everything set up and running, it should run near flawlessly (I was using it for a few hours continuously once with no hiccups) There's a readme.txt file inside the zip file with some basic instructions. ...

MultiPodCaster allows you to create one or more podcasts by simply placing media files into a directory on your webserver. No coding is necessary, and minimal effort is required to get up and running.

file*HANDLER is a net-daemon style server coordinating some free media conversion pkgs with a pgSQL back end. Embedded AJAX scripts provide the UI for grid-type directory sharing/streaming of audio/video/flat-file display over any standard webserver.