Tonight I received my Prismiq MediaPlayer, and it's pretty sweet. I'm using the 3.11b Linux media server, but they don't have a frontend or indexing support. They do have simple XML file formats and examples.
Here's a simple audio indexer.
Given a media-root directory, this will create media.xml and media.map entries for all .mp3 files, and create a playlist.xml entry for each directory which contains 1 or more .mp3 files.
What it doesn't do, yet, is:
Usage example:
# ./mserver-indexer.pl --output [dir] [full media root path] ./mserver-indexer.pl --output mserver-files /home/jsled/mp3/rip
See the code for more details.
mserver-indexer.pl : version 1.2, 2003.10.10 T 17:48 EST
http://www.ibiblio.org/mp3info/ -- to get info out of MP3s.
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None. Absolutely none. It works for me. It may trash your machine. Tough noogies.