Linux 7.9 with Airsonic - Streaming Server

Airsonic is engineered to handle large music collections and is optimized for mp3 streaming, though works with loads of video and audio formats from OGG and AAC to WMA, FLAC, and APE. It enables streaming to multiple players at the same time, for example to one player in your bedroom and another in your living room.

Airsonic is a media server that implements the Subsonic API. Subsonic compatible apps such as DSub for Android can stream music, manager playlists, etc. on Airsonic without being built specifically for this media server. The server is written in Java and is, therefore, platform-independent, you can run it on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Despite the fact that Airsonic is a streaming media server, you can also make it a great local jukebox. The user-friendly web interface plus search and index facilities are improved for efficient browsing through large media libraries. Besides, Airsonic has an integrated Podcast receiver having many of the same features as iTunes does.

Airsonic Features:

• An intuitive web interface with search and index functionality
• An integrated Podcast receiver
• Supports streaming to multiple players simultaneously
• Supports any audio or video format that can stream over HTTP
• Supports on-the-fly conversion and streaming of virtually any audio format and much more

Virtual Pulse is excited to provide you with this great Linux 7.9 with Airsonic - Streaming Server, carefully pre-configured and cloud-hardened for a great performance in Azure environments. Make a few clicks, and your own streaming media server is deployed!

Disclaimer:Virtual Pulse does not offer commercial licenses of the products mentioned above. Airsonic is a registered trademark of respective companies. No warranty of any kind, express or implied, is included with this software.