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The Music Server runs on | The Music Server runs on an IBM ThinkCentre called "mediacomp" (running NixOS). It also has a static IP at <code>192.168.0.83</code>. | ||
== Music Queue == | == Music Queue == | ||
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== AirPlay == | == AirPlay == | ||
Mediacomp supports AirPlay 2 via shairport-sync. It advertises "Xaibatsu Office Area" via Zeroconf. | |||
== Other Access == | == Other Access == | ||
The computer is at <code>mediacomp.localdomain</code>. You can log in using the [[Passwords|Standard Credentials]]. (username: <code>xaibatsu</code>) | |||
== Issues == | == Issues == | ||
The GPD Pocket overheats when exposed to direct sunlight and in clamshell mode. Currently, the computer is protected using a piece of cardboard and stuffed behind the left speaker in the office area. | The GPD Pocket overheats when exposed to direct sunlight and in clamshell mode. Currently, the computer is protected using a piece of cardboard and stuffed behind the left speaker in the office area. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:52, 16 July 2025
The Music Server runs on an IBM ThinkCentre called "mediacomp" (running NixOS). It also has a static IP at 192.168.0.83.
Music Queue[edit | edit source]
There's a jukebox like music queue at music.xaibatsu.com. The source code for this application is at git.sr.ht/~buzzert/musicqueue.
Web Browser[edit | edit source]
The music server is running headless, but a containerized web browser for generic music playing is available via the reverse proxy behind the firewall at music.xai. The data in this browser is persistent.
AirPlay[edit | edit source]
Mediacomp supports AirPlay 2 via shairport-sync. It advertises "Xaibatsu Office Area" via Zeroconf.
Other Access[edit | edit source]
The computer is at mediacomp.localdomain. You can log in using the Standard Credentials. (username: xaibatsu)
Issues[edit | edit source]
The GPD Pocket overheats when exposed to direct sunlight and in clamshell mode. Currently, the computer is protected using a piece of cardboard and stuffed behind the left speaker in the office area.