I see your point. Such a functionality might be great.
But to develop all this security/tunneling (and overall making it
"easy") would scare me.
but I am also doing this:
there is an mpd on each machine and there is icecast which streams it to
anywhere possible.
I simply choose the sonsgs to be streamed from the dedicated server via
any client interface.
gmpc offers to store several mpd configurations.
the only difference to your solution is that you need to know where your
desired music is located
to play it. however an advanced client having connections to multiple
servers would probably
do this transparently.
(I would give gmpc a try)
best
-sven
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Sorry, but this is closing eyes with such an answer,
I dont have upload for that, my DSL connection has 256kbit uplink.
Pulseaudio throughtput will be at leas 1387 Kbits.
Thats 5 times more than I could afford.
metyl
On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 11:10 PM, Avuton Olrich <avu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 11:20 AM, Metyl Methylius <the.me...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Hi *,
> >
> > I have the same problem about mpd. I need a transparent access to my
> setuped
> > instance of mpd anywhere on the network (i like to listen music from my
> > collection from work. No decoding and encoding only transparent data
> > transfer. Only then the quality of the record stays same as was in the
> other
> > mpd instance on the network. This would require implementing new TCP or
> UDP
> > port or a upgrade in protocol interface. Or another example of use - You
> > connect to your home wifi and wanna play newly captured files from your
> > notebook to your homeaudio (wireless router with mpd and USB card).
>
> pulseaudio
> --
> avuton
> --
> All opinions stated above are mine and do not necessarily reflect
> those of the US secret service.
>
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