Music Streaming

[dtb1987]

First off i would like to say that even though i have been playing around with Centos for about a year now I'm pretty new. What i am trying to do is host my music on my preexisting Apache web server and i would like to setup an interface that will look into the folder that my music is stored in and allow me to choose songs and/or albums i would like to play and have the ability to have contentious play. I've been looking around and most of the stuff i'm seeing it "web radio" and i do not want that. I only want my music.

[stevemowbray]

Why not just upload it all to Google Play Music? Then it's available everywhere with clients available for everything.

If you really want to do it yourself this http://beets.radbox.org/ is probably usable on CentOS, as it's written in python.
Google will show you several similar bits of software. Disclaimer: I haven't used any of them.

[gerald_clark]

This is not a CentOS networking issue.

What you need is a dlna server server and dlna compatible music players.
Another option would be squeezebox server and compatible players.
CentOS does not supply these.

[dtb1987]

This is not a CentOS networking issue.

What you need is a dlna server server and dlna compatible music players.
Another option would be squeezebox server and compatible players.
CentOS does not supply these.

I apologize for posting in the wrong place and i understand CentOS doesn't supply what I am asking for but I figured "go to the place where people whose the same thing i'm using congregate" ya know. With that being said I'll take a look at squeezebox and has anyone heard of or used "icecast" or "shoutcast" on CentOS?

[dtb1987]

Ok I'm not looking for another appliance nor an account with Google play music when i have my very own server to play with and i know for a fact CentOS with 3rd party software can support what I'm trying to do.
Anyway I think I'm going to use Icecast if anyone is interested in it I'll leave some links here:

How to set it up:
http://sachinpradeeplinux.wordpress.com ... os-server/

Official webpage:

http://www.icecast.org/

If anyone has any better ideas I'd be happy to hear them.

Thanks

[nelgin]

See if MadSonic or SubSonic do what you need (the former a fork of the latter)

www.madsonic.org
www.subsonic.org