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Music management software, Do you know of music database software for a multi user network
richb
post Sep 8 2009, 05:39
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I am looking for music manager software that will allow compilation of playlists that can be stored and accessed - updated by users on an internal network.

Media monkey and Music bee are excellent products but don't allow playlists to be stored and used on a network.

If you work in a media company or audio library would appreciate your suggestions. smile.gif
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post Sep 8 2009, 08:05
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Actually, MusicBee can be used on a network, for example with music content stored on a NAS. Just press shift during startup of MB (or tick Edit -> Preferences -> System ->show library selector on startup) and it will ask you which library to load. So, you can have one localy stored library and one remote, stored on NAS. Or, you can have a locally stored library that contains tracks stored on a NAS.
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post Sep 8 2009, 16:48
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QUOTE (а.п.т. @ Sep 8 2009, 14:05) *
Actually, MusicBee can be used on a network, for example with music content stored on a NAS. Just press shift during startup of MB (or tick Edit -> Preferences -> System ->show library selector on startup) and it will ask you which library to load. So, you can have one localy stored library and one remote, stored on NAS. Or, you can have a locally stored library that contains tracks stored on a NAS.



You are right i can access music files stored on a server however i want to store playlists on the server as well as music files.
I.E: if i create a playlist of 'classic rock' my friend on another machine downstairs may retrieve the playlist and either play it or modify it then store the modified playlist on the server.

Thanks
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post Sep 8 2009, 17:04
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I don't know of any network-centric music library software.

With MM you can actually specify a network location for a shared database, albeit the peformance may not be as good as a local db, and there is a possiblity of mutliple access conflicts if there are many users.

You might also check into a firefly server to support itunes shared library.


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post Sep 9 2009, 10:45
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QUOTE (richb @ Sep 8 2009, 16:48) *
You are right i can access music files stored on a server however i want to store playlists on the server as well as music files.
I.E: if i create a playlist of 'classic rock' my friend on another machine downstairs may retrieve the playlist and either play it or modify it then store the modified playlist on the server.

for MusicBee the playlists will be created on the server as .m3u files located in the 'Playlists' subfolder of the location the library is setup.
However its not really designed with multi-user use in mind so you will need to click the refresh button to see new playlists created by someone else
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post Sep 9 2009, 13:26
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This seems to do what you'd like.
http://www.jrmediacenter.com/
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post Sep 11 2009, 09:56
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Hi Steven..
Success, your suggestion works well, Thank you.

I am very impressed with Musicbee and the quality of work you have produced, particularly like the tabs, webrowser and internet radio features, it's really well thought out and works great. smile.gif

Just a few minor bugs which i shall send to you direct.

Thanks again.

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