Vibe Streamer: Web-based MP3 streaming

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Vibe Streamer: Web-based MP3 streaming

by Jordan Running Jun 30th 2006

To say that Vibe Streamer isn't the only software of its kind would be a massive understatement, but who cares? It looks like a nice bit of software. Vibe Streamer is a free server that lets you stream music from any Windows PC via a web-based interface. It has some pretty slick features, like user accounts and user groups, IP-based filtering, skin support, and a "Who's online" display that shows who's logged in and listening to what. Even better, the download is less than 700kb and its system requirements are pleasantly low.

Tags: audio, free, freeware, mp3, music, server, streaming, vibestreamer

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

lidiving said 7:29AM on 7-01-2006

Easy setup and seems to work well.

http://members.tipod.com/lidiving

Fabian said 10:16AM on 7-01-2006

Setup and running is pretty easy and seems pretty stable. Only problem is, it seems incompatible with Safari. The Mac users I know had to use Firefox to be able to listen to anything, because the page wouldn't load correctly in Safari...

Kate said 5:24AM on 7-02-2006

It's really a great piece of software. I set it up a few weeks ago and it couldn't have been easier. Now I can listen to my music from anywhere.

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