Mac OS X Server features WebDAV support, but this is only a file system
standard. QTSS Admin doesn't support multiple users at this point, so
you would need to give everybody the administrator password in order for
them to set up playlists with our UI...
We do include (and use) a Perl library called playlist-lib, which you
can use to manipulate playlists on your own. One solution is to use Perl
to create your own CGIs for your websites, and integrate playlist-lib
support into them.
As for opening the link in Windows Media Player (or WinAmp, for that
matter) that will all depend on what the end-user has selected as the
handler for MP3 client playlists. If they've set up WiMP to handle their
MP3 stuff, then it will launch when the user clicks on the link. Same
goes for Macs using Audion, QT, or MacAmp instead of iTunes.
John Anderson
On Monday, December 10, 2001, at 10:36 AM, Oliver Block wrote:
Hi,
With the help of some people on this list, I was able to set up my
QTSS 4
server and create links in HTML that will open up an MP3 playlist in
iTunes
on the Mac or in QT Player on my PC running Win2K. Thanks for the
help,everyone! I would like to create a link that will open up a
playlist
in Windows Media Player on the PC since most of my PC users do not have
QT
installed. Can anyone shed some light on a solution?
I would also like to find a way for users to upload MP3's through a web
page
and then create playlists. Is there a package out there that will do
this?
Has anyone done this on their own? I was thinking maybe using Webdav
through OSX server? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Take care,
Oliver
Mac Technician
The Zipatoni Co.
OS X Server 10.1.1 running QTSS 4
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