CharlieAudio
Active Member
If you put your audio system on a home network, and of course, have the computer on the network, then a nice alternative is Minimserver and BubbleUPnP, both very inexpensive programs.
Minimserver on your laptop will make your music library available. It streams files (and audio streams from Internet radio, for example) to your network. The audio quality is as good as it gets.
BubbleUPnP on an Android tablet controls your selection of what to play. It will navigate your file structure. It will also search by tags.
I have foobar on my computer but rarely use it. M and B are more convenient.
Minimserver on your laptop will make your music library available. It streams files (and audio streams from Internet radio, for example) to your network. The audio quality is as good as it gets.
BubbleUPnP on an Android tablet controls your selection of what to play. It will navigate your file structure. It will also search by tags.
I have foobar on my computer but rarely use it. M and B are more convenient.
