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Kraftman
Hey everyone
I have a around a hundred hours of MP3s saved locally that are linked to in an .m3u playlist in the same folder. These are not stored on my laptop but rather on a file server. I'd like to stream these to my laptop over the net, using something like the Shoutcast protocol. I'd like to be able to open the stream in iTunes.
Does anyone know of any software for Windows that will let me do this easily? Icecast looks a little complicated, I'm not even sure it has MP3 support built in due to patent issues (maybe you have to compile it from source?)
The files are also labelled sequentially (001_song.mp3, 002_song.mp3) so if the software can't load an .m3u that isn't a problem.
Thanks for reading!
Addendum: gapless playback would be a huge plus
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