After what feels like an eternity of development, I'm happy to announce my first SqueezeCenter plugin. It provides SqueezeCenter with access to music stored on an Ampache server. You can find more info about Ampache at their site:
You can download the plugin from:
Since the plugin utilizes Ampache's XML based API the server can be located anywhere, effectively allowing SqueezeCenter to have a remote catalog. Essentially this provides similar functionality to the MP3Tunes plugin, minus the cost, but plus the need to setup and run an Ampache instance somewhere. Since you can connect multiple Ampache instances together, you and your friends can share your catalogs with each other and have access to everyone's music through SqueezeCenter.
Since Ampache development is out of my control there are a few documented issues, but the majority of the functionality works as intended and should be fully functional after the next Ampache release.
Please report any bugs or feature requests you might have. Patches and suggestions are always welcome. I'm sure some of the more savvy plugin developers out there might have a tip or two as to how I could have done things better. Enjoy.
Robert
You can download the plugin from:
Since the plugin utilizes Ampache's XML based API the server can be located anywhere, effectively allowing SqueezeCenter to have a remote catalog. Essentially this provides similar functionality to the MP3Tunes plugin, minus the cost, but plus the need to setup and run an Ampache instance somewhere. Since you can connect multiple Ampache instances together, you and your friends can share your catalogs with each other and have access to everyone's music through SqueezeCenter.
Since Ampache development is out of my control there are a few documented issues, but the majority of the functionality works as intended and should be fully functional after the next Ampache release.
Please report any bugs or feature requests you might have. Patches and suggestions are always welcome. I'm sure some of the more savvy plugin developers out there might have a tip or two as to how I could have done things better. Enjoy.
Robert
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