One Web MP3 Server 3.0 ASP script

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One Web MP3 Server is a free ASP application that turns your MP3 collection into a website. One Web MP3 Server is a free ASP application that turns your MP3 collection into a website. It allows you to quickly access your music over a local network or even the Internet. Now you can browse, search, create playlists and listen to your files using one interface, from any remote computer. Use the built in player for ultimate simplicity or stick with your preferred MP3 player, such as Winamp. Features: - Browse your MP3 collection from any remote computer, through your local network or over the Internet - Stream MP3s using the built in player or your preferred MP3 player - Quickly search for albums and songs, even with large music collections - Create custom playlists - Save and merge playlists - Drag and drop playlist sorting - ID3 tag reader Requirements: · Server: · Windows NT, 2000 or XP (Server or Professional) running Internet Information Services (IIS) · 200MHz Processor · 32Mb RAM · 30Mb Free Disk Space · Client: · Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000 or XP · 100MHz Processor · 32Mb RAM · 30Mb Free Disk Space · Windows Compatible Sound Card · Speakers/Hi-Fi · Client Application (music.exe) · Windows 98 users will need to install the Visual Basic 6 runtime files on their PC in order for the client application (music.exe) to run.
Operating system:
Windows

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