Subsonic desktop Application
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 10:13 pm
I noticed subsonic had a documented API, so I decided to experiment with making an Adobe Air app for it. Here's a very early beta version...
http://nonpixel.com/subair/
There are still many bugs and many features that I haven't gotten to, but I think its in pretty good shape to let loose in the wild.
This was just a personal experiment, so don't expect support. There might be updates here and there. There's built in update notification functionality, so you'll know when there's an update available.
Usability isnt that great currently, and the design is rough, but some things to note:
- search tab is not implemented yet
- you can ctrl+click on tracks to select multiple tracks
- right click on folders/tracks to download
- the little text input above the indexes in the music library and playlist tabs is a filter. simply start typing.
- double clicking a track in the music library and saved playlist tabs will clear your current playlist and replace it with the single track you double clicked.
Oh its been tested on windows xp, 7 and tested very lightly on OSX
Enjoy...
http://nonpixel.com/subair/
There are still many bugs and many features that I haven't gotten to, but I think its in pretty good shape to let loose in the wild.
This was just a personal experiment, so don't expect support. There might be updates here and there. There's built in update notification functionality, so you'll know when there's an update available.
Usability isnt that great currently, and the design is rough, but some things to note:
- search tab is not implemented yet
- you can ctrl+click on tracks to select multiple tracks
- right click on folders/tracks to download
- the little text input above the indexes in the music library and playlist tabs is a filter. simply start typing.
- double clicking a track in the music library and saved playlist tabs will clear your current playlist and replace it with the single track you double clicked.
Oh its been tested on windows xp, 7 and tested very lightly on OSX
Enjoy...