pulpTunes 1.1.1

Major Features:

1. Works on Mac, Windows and even Linux!
   • After started, a little orange will appear in your tray (as shown to the left), and you'll be given your machine's IP address.
   • To access your music from outside your home network, just point any browser to that address.
   • For Linux environments (where iTunes is not available) you just need an iTunes XML file which points to the music files.
2. Simple to use, yet powerful
   • Supports MP3 and AAC (M4A) files
   • Download songs with a right-click
   • Displays cover art if found
   • Generate direct links to songs or playlists to send to your friends
   • iTunes DJ integration (formerly called Party Shuffle)
   • Adjustable buffer level: useful for slow connections
   • 100% Open Source: malware-free guaranteed
3. Advanced Features
   • Command-line mode for server environments
   • Detailed logs
   • Customizable footer

Enhancements:

• New features: Have the iTunes DJ playlist start with randomly picked songs.

• Bug fixes:
  • Search wasnt returning songs from the same album that didnt have a track number.
  • Better handling of problems with the iTunes music library XML file: shouldnt fail silently anymore when file is missing or when its invalid.
  • When renaming a group, the users records werent being updated accordingly.
  • Under Windows and Java 6, the tray menu was being partially hidden behind the tray.
  • Under Internet Explorer, when a popup window was shown, the background was totally obscured instead of being grayed-out.
  • Some Ajax requests were being erronously cached under Internet Explorer (e.g newly created users couldnt be seen in the users management section).

Requirements:

• Flash plugin required on the client (browser) side.
• Version 9 as a minimum to be able to play AAC (.m4a) files.