Apache::MP3 -- A Perl-Based Music Jukebox

Apache::MP3 turns your home or office web server into a digital juke box. Place your ripped CDs (MP3 or Ogg Vorbis format) into a web directory, and browse them, create playlists, and stream them over the Internet.

Try a Demo Here (streaming time is limited)

News and Announcements

14 April 2006

Version 4.00 of Apache::MP3 out. This version requires Apache2 and modperl2.

January 3, 2006

Version 4.00 of Apache::MP3 is on its way. This version adds support for Apache2/mod_perl2 and supports playlists of unlimited length. For now, this version is only available from CVS.

August 16, 2002

Version 3.00 of Apache::MP3 is now available. It adds full internationalization and localization support, courtesy of Sean Burke. Because of the extensive changes this required, please be on the lookout for any anomalies and report them to the bug list at this site.

June 23, 2002

Security advisory: There is a security vulnerability in Apache versions earlier than 1.3.6. Please update to 1.3.6 or higher. If you update to version 2.0.36, be aware that Apache::MP3 does not work with the mod_perl 2.0 API. Be sure to load the Apache::compat module before you load any other mod_perl modules in order to avoid this problem!

Sunday, April 28, 2002

The next version of Apache::MP3 will have full i18n (internationalization) support. This announcement describes the new code and discusses how you can contribute to the internationalization effort. See these screenshots for a peek at i18n in action.

Downloads

You will need: The Apache::MP3 module The Apache Web Server Mod_perl Perl

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Operating Systems Supported

All versions of Unix

Including Linux, Solaris, Tru64 Unix, etc.

Mac OS X

(According to Ask Bjoern Hansen)

Limited support for Windows NT/2000

Only one song can be streamed at a time on Windows platforms.

Anonymous CVS Access

To get the bleeding edge version of Apache::MP3 use the anonymous CVS repository. The CVS version will contain new and experimental features and is not guaranteed to be stable.

Follow the recipe below. When prompted for a password for anonymous, simply press the Enter key.

cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/apachemp3 login
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/apachemp3 co -d apachemp3 namp

Call for Participation

Interested in participating? See the project page for mailing lists, the CVS archive and the names of the developers. To become a Apache::MP3 developer, just set up an account on SourceForge and drop a note to Lincoln Stein.