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Sockso

Sockso is a personal music server for everyone. It's designed to be as simple as possible so that anyone with a mouse and some MP3s can get their friends listening to their music across the Internet in minutes.

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  •  10 Apr 2010 18:20

    Release Notes: Patches were added to improve HTTP/HTTPS streaming performance and HTML compliance. The music tree in the GUI was improved to cope with collections of any size. Hidden files are now ignored on indexing. Some other bugs were fixed.

    •  07 Feb 2010 22:11

      Release Notes: Users can now change their passwords via the Web interface. A property has been added to disable checking for the latest version. There is a new manual scheduler, and bugfixes for quotes in track names and Amazon cover fetching.

      •  30 Dec 2009 15:04

        Release Notes: Cron scheduling support was added for collection scanning. Streaming was improved. Palm Pre support was added.

        •  26 Sep 2009 16:54

          Release Notes: Track indexing was made faster. AAC is supported. CPU usage was improved. The Dutch translation was updated. Lots of other fixes were made.

          •  03 May 2009 13:56

            Release Notes: A problem that produced a "connection closed" error message was fixed.

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            21 Dec 2009 05:23 Avatar twizzletop Thumbs up

            Excellent server! I have a Nokia N800 tablet, and it doesn't interact well with most java-based players. The incredible amount of playback options make this one a keeper. Users can cycle through different methods of playback (embedded java, Flex, JS player, M3U/PLS) to find the one that works best for them. For me, it was the M3U option allowing Maemo's default media player to work. Great interface, and intelligent enough for large music collections. Good work!

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