Make your XP Professional machine an MP3 server

zerodamage · Nov 28, 2003, 03:09 PM

Thanks to Johnybravo for the Heads up.

"Well, I set this up basically for one reason. I like music. I like my music, and have rather eclectic/eccentric taste. So before I left the house for work the other day, I thought I would make my MP3 collection accessible from the web, so I could listen at work. Now, I'm no bootlegger, I'm just a nerd that keeps all of his CD's on his hard drive (in MP3 format), because my PC is the entertainment center in my home (I don't have cable, but I have broadband - that should clue you in to where I'm at). So now that we've established why, let's get on to the disclaimers.

Disclaimer

Bear in mind that by following this guide, you take sole responsibility for your actions. TheCrucible.ca does NOT endorse copyright infringement, and is not liable for any violation of copyright or any agreement you have with your ISP.
Take note, that sharing copyrighted material publicly or privately via the Internet is a violation of copyright."

This disclaimer also applies to DriverHeaven.

Source: TheCrucible

Nov 28, 2003, 03:09 PM	#1
zerodamage HardwareHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 3,478 Rep Power: 0 System Specs	Make your XP Professional machine an MP3 server Thanks to Johnybravo for the Heads up. "Well, I set this up basically for one reason. I like music. I like my music, and have rather eclectic/eccentric taste. So before I left the house for work the other day, I thought I would make my MP3 collection accessible from the web, so I could listen at work. Now, I'm no bootlegger, I'm just a nerd that keeps all of his CD's on his hard drive (in MP3 format), because my PC is the entertainment center in my home (I don't have cable, but I have broadband - that should clue you in to where I'm at). So now that we've established why, let's get on to the disclaimers. Disclaimer Bear in mind that by following this guide, you take sole responsibility for your actions. TheCrucible.ca does NOT endorse copyright infringement, and is not liable for any violation of copyright or any agreement you have with your ISP. Take note, that sharing copyrighted material publicly or privately via the Internet is a violation of copyright." This disclaimer also applies to DriverHeaven. Source: TheCrucible