Subsonic on a Raspberry Pi

[kapz]

Just wanted to post about instructions over on lifehacker to put Subsonic on a Raspberry Pi. I'm a big fan of the little Pi and Subsonic.

http://lifehacker.com/how-to-turn-a-raspberry-pi-into-a-private-streaming-mus-1583221462

[mitrailer]

Just wanted to post about instructions over on lifehacker to put Subsonic on a Raspberry Pi. I'm a big fan of the little Pi and Subsonic.

http://www.lifehacker.com/how-to-turn-a-raspberry-pi-into-a-private-streaming-mus-1583221462

Nice!!!, I setup my raspy-susonic server with this http://mj2p.co.uk/a-raspberry-pi-subsonic-jukebox-using-java-8, in case anyone is interseted

[zeroth]

I tested that once since I have 3 pi's laying around and was not happy with the performance. It could be due to the sheer size of my music collection. I'm not sure but I worked another solution that is running perfect.

[alphawave7]

With the announcement of Raspberry 2, and the quad-core and 1 Gig ram..this is now a real possibility! Would appreciate a full write up using the new hardware, and now Java 8 is built in...

[rothchild]

www.dietpi.net is a fully formed solution for running Subsonic (+ a whole bunch of other stuff) on Raspberry Pi.

I have mine still running on a mk 1 model-B (512mb) and it runs fine, not super snappy but good enough - one tip is to make sure you're using the Oracle Java rather than the Open JDK implementation.