mp3act - Streaming MP3 Jukebox with AJAX

Sunday June 12th 2005, 10:05 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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“With mp3act you are able to listen to your music collection through your home stereo or from a remote computer anywhere in the world via the streaming capabilities. Allow friends and family to listen to your music without allowing them to download it. mp3act accomplishes all of this through an incredibly easy to use interface made possible with web standards and AJAX techniques. mp3act is available entirely for free and can be used on any Linux distribution with the Apache web server, PHP4, and MySQL database installed. Installation is simple and the requirements are minimal.”

Wow, now that is amazing. Go visit mp3act and try out the demo. What it can do is really neat.

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