Streamline your home media experience
Ubooquity is a server program written in Java used for serving your books and comics to all of your devices, inside our outside your home network. You can download the books onto your machine from the Ubooquity web interface and even view comics inside your browser. I have previously created … I'm curious
Ever wanted to turn your own personal music collection into your own private Spotify-like service? You can do that with CherryMusic, a program written in python which runs a server that provides an HTML5 interface for playing back your music from anywhere. If you set up free Dynamic DNS… I'm curious
uTorrent is a very popular torrent client on Windows and Mac OSX. If you are considering moving your home media server and downloader to Linux (like Ubuntu or Debian) and feel comfortable with uTorrent, you can install what is called uTorrent server which provides a server daemon and web interface … I'm curious
CherryMusic is a browser-based music streaming solution to create your own personal Spotify-like server for your local music collection. You store all of your music on your Raspberry Pi or mount your other NAS music folder on the Pi and then you can play all of your music through your … I'm curious
Ubooquity is a java application that will help you manage your book library. It is similar to miniDLNA but designed for electronic reading material. It grabs covers and allows you to search your library very easily from the web interface. Comic book files and PDFs can be read inside your … I'm curious
Kodi can now be installed directly on a Raspbian distro so you can get the best of both worlds thanks to Michael Gorven. Many people use Raspmbc and OSMC which is great if all you want to use it for is a media center only. However, if you want … I'm curious
SickRage can be installed on the Synology NAS Servers for automating periodic video downloads from usenet and torrents. This guide shows you how to install SickRage on your Synology NAS as simply as possible. I tested this in a virtual environment and have no doubt that it will work for … I'm curious