Finally I can use Squeezebox without a computer. I found a way to use my Siemens SE555 router as a webserver. Now I can play music from USB stick or external hard drive plugged in the router. MP3 files are stored as My Favorites on SqueezeNetwork.
No, I don't have any kind of Squeezecenter instaled on my system.
Squeezenetwork is server for my Sueezebox!
On site - http://www.squeezenetwork.com/settings/favorites - I can locate music files on my USB stick and make it my Favorites.
With DynDns service my router now have a static IP address. It's important because Squeezenetwork can't connect to local files...
The whole idea is to have my music on my hard drive or USB stick, so I don't have to upload large files on distant computer.
And, of course, without any hardware except router which I must have anyway.
USB stick can be directly plugged in my computer for music upload or I can upload music with FTP.
... but this means that any locally stored music has to be sent up to squeezenetwork, and back down to your squeezebox again.
I guess that you have a reliable and fast connection. I might have tried this while I lived in UK, but Internet connections are so unreliable here in Philippines that I wouldn't contemplate such an arrangement.
Hey Vladimir! Can you tell me if you can access your files on your local network? I've tried a ftp-connection via ftp://10.0.1.192/music.mp3, but I can't press play.
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