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CherryMusic is a browser-based music streaming solution to create your own personal Spotify-like server for your local music collection. You store all of your music on your Raspberry Pi or mount your other NAS music folder on the Pi and then you can play all of your music through your … I'm curious
Ubooquity is a java application that will help you manage your book library. It is similar to miniDLNA but designed for electronic reading material. It grabs covers and allows you to search your library very easily from the web interface. Comic book files and PDFs can be read inside your … I'm curious
Kodi can now be installed directly on a Raspbian distro so you can get the best of both worlds thanks to Michael Gorven. Many people use Raspmbc and OSMC which is great if all you want to use it for is a media center only. However, if you want … I'm curious
SickRage can be installed on the Synology NAS Servers for automating periodic video downloads from usenet and torrents. This guide shows you how to install SickRage on your Synology NAS as simply as possible. I tested this in a virtual environment and have no doubt that it will work for … I'm curious
OpenMediaVault is an excellent NAS software solution. It sports a beautiful web interface to manage all of your services, hard drives, users and more. There is a great plugin system which allows you to install software for usenet, torrent and media management. The Banana Pi has a Plex Media Server … I'm curious
Somebody on reddit requested a Raspberry Pi 2 Media Server image. I have put together a ready to go image so you can test drive a Raspberry Pi 2 NAS media server. It is packed with programs and features made entirely from guides on this site. It is for those … I'm curious
I recently gave away a $40 Amazon voucher so now it is time for another HTPC Guides giveaway. One of the benefits of running this blog is I get to test and benchmark sweet new hardware. I already have an Orange Pi Mini for my collection so I am giving … I'm curious