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Use PHP to Read an iTunes Music Library XML file(streeme.posterous.com)
1 points by chaffneue 16y ago|0 comments
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by chaffneue 16y ago
I think there's a few huge positives about using a framework that outweight the cons. He's right about singletons and other anti-pattern oversights and he's right about bloat and performance hits over inline mysql_query(), but here are the
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by chaffneue 16y ago
Runs about 30MB idle streaming a song with PHP and 97MB peak scanning 8500 songs using iTunes.xml. FFMpeg uses a bit of ram, but I think song scanning is the most intensive because of the stupid plist parsing task not streaming its results
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by chaffneue 16y ago
I hear you.. I'm using a PHP framework to be sure, but it doesn't come with a web server yet. I have a kind of love hate thing with PHP myself - distributing it isn't all that easy. That said, I made a debian linux image all set up if you'd
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by chaffneue 16y ago
1. You can use SQLite or postgres if you'd like :) they all work in my tests. Just replace the database connection string with the sqllite or postgres one. My docs are just for a common lamp configuration. MySQL is a bit more performant tha
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by chaffneue 16y ago
Yep.. just run it as a mounted drive and point your watched folders config to it.
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by chaffneue 16y ago
That's just the boilerplate config for cloudfusion (a PHP based Amazon API library that streeme uses). Just fill in the bare minimum to get streeme to fetch art. - In my experience, it's AWS_KEY, AWS_SECRET_KEY, AWS_ASSOC_ID & AWS_DEFAU
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by chaffneue 16y ago
Thanks! I didn't find out about Subsonic until just recently, but it looks like it needs native apps on mobile. I was trying to go as close to a pure web browser based application as I could. Scratching an itch, I guess :)
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Streeme - a private, HTML5 based music server (alpha release)(code.google.com)
86 points by chaffneue 16y ago|18 comments