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Giveaway of the day — AudioWeb 1.0

Reproduce tus archivos de audio desde cualquier navegador web!

$14.95 EXPIRÓ

Votación de Usuario: 15 Déjanos un Comentario

AudioWeb 1.0 estaba como Giveaway el día n 15 de mayo de 2019

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NB: el software requiere Windows 8.1 o Windows 10.

AudioWeb requiere Microsoft .NET Framework versión 4.6.1 para ejecutar. Esto normalmente ya debería estar presente en su sistema

AudioWeb también requiere el paquete de hospedaje de Windows DotNet Core 2.0.9 para ejecutar

¡AudioWeb crea un sitio web personal en tu computadora que te permite reproducir tus archivos de audio mp3 a través de cualquier navegador web! Configuración extremadamente simple; No se requiere IIS.

AudioWeb reproduce archivos de audio secuencialmente, ideal para audiolibros o podcasts.

Puede explorar, reproducir y marcar fácilmente archivos de audio con cualquier navegador web moderno en cualquier iPad, iPhone, teléfono o tableta Android o escritorio de Windows / Mac.

Cree cualquier número de usuarios separados, cada uno con sus propios marcadores y configuración.

AudioWeb nunca pierde su lugar en un libro, incluso si se desconecta.

Puede usar AudioWeb solo dentro de su enrutador local, si lo desea, o abrir un puerto de enrutador para reproducir su audio desde cualquier lugar de Internet.

AudioWeb es un complemento natural de PodSilo by MollieSoft, que recopila y mantiene podcasts para ti.

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Requerimientos del Sistema:

Windows 8.1/ 10; Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.6.1; DotNet Core 2.0.9 Windows Hosting Bundle

Publicado por:

MollieSoft

Página Oficial:

http://www.molliesoft.com/

Tamaño del Archivo:

1 788 КB

Precio:

$14.95

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Hi - For this offering of AudioWeb (or any other GAOTD software) , I will NOT be moving to W10 and I never tried (and will never try) W 8.

I am staying with W7 Ult 64 bit as long as I possibly can on my two identical Dell T7500 machines; with dual X5690 chips, Samsung SDD and 128 GB ram in each they. are a pleasure to use. Nothing W10 has or will have comes close.

I am ADAMANT about this.

And, I am spending a little time each month learning Linux Debian Mint and all the "MS like" applications that work on them.

I expect GAOTD to eventually be offering Linux apps. FWIW

Morgan Pierce – 5 years ago – ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (-14)

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Morgan Pierce,

"I am staying with W7 Ult 64 bit as long as I possibly can..."

Cool, if that's what you want. Windows 7 & 8 aren't going stop running because of an expiration date. Win7 may be more targeted by cybercriminals, as there will be no more patches as of 1/2020, & there will be no reason for manufacturers to issue drivers. But people continue to use XP, so no reason win7 should be any different. However, as with XP, the majority of people will move on, as will sites and companies from GOTD to Amazon -- it makes little sense not to cater to the vast majority of the market. And as with today's XP users, you might find that stuff that works with win7 starts to become increasingly rare. As long as you remember that it's your choice, no reason for anyone to get upset about it.

"two identical Dell T7500 machines; with dual X5690 chips, Samsung SDD and 128 GB ram in each they. are a pleasure to use. Nothing W10 has or will have comes close. "

Later versions of win10 support more, & older xeon CPUs, in case your decision is based on compatibility. Win10's core is very basically an improved version of what's in win7 -- they behave much the same, though win10 is faster -- with the biggest difference being the interface. If your main concern is performance, then like most gamers on Steam, you likely want win10. If you just can't get past the GUI, that's fine too -- it's your PCs, so your choice.

"I am spending a little time each month learning Linux Debian Mint and all the "MS like" applications that work on them.
I expect GAOTD to eventually be offering Linux apps. FWIW"

Nothing wrong with Linux either, but as you become more experienced in the Linux world, you'll find that the amount of non-server related apps cannot compare to the Windows environment. There's simply not enough Linux software for GOTD to feature an app a day, plus lots of [most?] Linux software is open source, so what would be the point?

Morgan Pierce,

"I am staying with W7 Ult 64 bit as long as I possibly can..."

Cool, if that's what you want. Windows 7 & 8 aren't going stop running because of an expiration date. Win7 may be more targeted by cybercriminals, as there will be no more patches as of 1/2020, & there will be no reason for manufacturers to issue drivers. But people continue to use XP, so no reason win7 should be any different. However, as with XP, the majority of people will move on, as will sites and companies from GOTD to Amazon -- it makes little sense not to cater to the vast majority of the market. And as with today's XP users, you might find that stuff that works with win7 starts to become increasingly rare. As long as you remember that it's your choice, no reason for anyone to get upset about it.

"two identical Dell T7500 machines; with dual X5690 chips, Samsung SDD and 128 GB ram in each they. are a pleasure to use. Nothing W10 has or will have comes close. "

Later versions of win10 support more, & older xeon CPUs, in case your decision is based on compatibility. Win10's core is very basically an improved version of what's in win7 -- they behave much the same, though win10 is faster -- with the biggest difference being the interface. If your main concern is performance, then like most gamers on Steam, you likely want win10. If you just can't get past the GUI, that's fine too -- it's your PCs, so your choice.

"I am spending a little time each month learning Linux Debian Mint and all the "MS like" applications that work on them.
I expect GAOTD to eventually be offering Linux apps. FWIW"

Nothing wrong with Linux either, but as you become more experienced in the Linux world, you'll find that the amount of non-server related apps cannot compare to the Windows environment. There's simply not enough Linux software for GOTD to feature an app a day, plus lots of [most?] Linux software is open source, so what would be the point?

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mike – 5 years ago – ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+16)

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Can a security expert comment on the risks associated with opening a port to the www in order to broadcast audio? I'm concerned about dropping my defenses like that.

TGab – 5 years ago – ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+3)

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TGab, Yes and no, but on the other side your computer is already an open book to Microsoft, Google, Facebook et-al.
But you're right I never trust programs like this one. If necessary I would prefer to run a dedicated computer/network for the task.
On the other side, there are lots of alternatives (free and paid) for audio streaming.