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Setting up a home audio server
by teknopipo on Mar.18, 2009, under Audio, Telecom
Over the years my iTunes library has been growing substantially, and so has my collection of computers and harddisks. As a result, my personal archive had become quite scattered. Documents, photos, videos, mp3s, it was everywhere! In my quest to archive everything to a big harddisk attached to my Ubuntu server, I came up with the plan to also have a central music server. That would save a lot of space on my laptop harddisk. Plus I would be able to listen to my music wherever I was, in the house or in the world!
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Introduction to jVoiceBridge
by teknopipo on Mar.17, 2009, under Telecom
Introduction
The application jVoiceBridge is a software-only audio mixer that handles Voice over IP (VoIP) audio communication and mixing, for tasks such as conference calls, voice chat, speech detection, and audio for 3D virtual environments. Currently it is most commonly known for its use in the Wonderland project, a 3D virtual environment developed by Sun.
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Adding PHP support to SailFin
by teknopipo on Mar.17, 2009, under Telecom
Finally it is now a breeze to enable PHP on SailFin. PHP is a server-side scripting language which has quite a large user base in the web development community. PHP code is embedded in HTML and sent to a webserver for interpretation. The webserver therefore needs to run a PHP interpreter. The guys from Caucho Technology have made a 100% Java implementation of such an interpreter, called Quercus. Quercus is delivered as a .war file and as such it can be ran on any Java application server – such as SailFin.
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