Firefly Media Server 1696.0

Firefly Media Server is an open-source media server designed to allow users to stream music on a network. It was created by Ron Pedde in 2005 and originally released under the name mt-daapd (short for "iTunes Music Server with DAAP").

The server is compatible with various platforms, including Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. It allows users to share their music library between devices, including computers, smartphones, and smart speakers. Users can also create playlists and access them remotely.

One of the key features of Firefly Media Server is its ability to integrate seamlessly with iTunes. This allows users to access their iTunes music library from non-Apple devices such as Android phones or tablets. Additionally, Firefly Media Server supports various audio formats such as MP3, AAC, and FLAC.

The server is easy to set up and use. After installation, users simply need to point their media player or streaming device to the server's IP address and port number. The user interface is simple and customizable, making it easy for users to browse their music collection.

Firefly Media Server is a powerful media streaming solution for music lovers who want to access their music library from any device on their network. Its compatibility with various platforms and audio formats, as well as its seamless integration with iTunes, make it a popular choice among music enthusiasts.

• Compatible platforms: Linux, Windows, Mac OS X
• Audio formats supported: MP3, AAC, FLAC
• Key features: iTunes integration, remote playlist creation and access
• Easy to set up and use