The Digital Audio Jukebox is a networked MP3 server with multiple audio outputs to allow many 'zones' to play independant audio tracks in a whole-house audio system. The server software is written in Perl, and uses a MySQL database for storing song information and playlists.

Features:

• Ethernet interface allows complete control of the Jukebox over a TCP/IP LAN or the Internet e.g. transport functions (PLAY, PAUSE etc), playlist control.

• Multiple soundcards are supported, to provide a separate stereo audio channel for each zone.

• Server software written in Perl, to run on a Linux platform

• Client software written in Perl/Tk, tested on Linux and Windows platforms

• IR control client using LIRC

• Simple web-based cgi client

Hardware requirements

Installing & configuring

Using the Digital Audio Jukebox & Clients

Download the software

Protocol and technical info

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