Cloud music lockers: who fricking cares?(theregister.co.uk)
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Cloud music lockers: who fricking cares?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/03/30/amazzzzzzon_cloud_drive/
2 comments
I do and here is why:
Napster.
What we need here is an app that will let you register your collection of music on AWS as an available catalogue.
Then a client app can play music randomly from each registered catalogue through an intermediary routing server.
Sure, there is a ton of work to create a catalogue template so you can get meta-data about the songs available so that you can have some semblance of organization -- but a MVP with just the ability to play randomly from anonymous available stores would be interesting!
<Picard>
Make it so.
</Picard>
Napster.
What we need here is an app that will let you register your collection of music on AWS as an available catalogue.
Then a client app can play music randomly from each registered catalogue through an intermediary routing server.
Sure, there is a ton of work to create a catalogue template so you can get meta-data about the songs available so that you can have some semblance of organization -- but a MVP with just the ability to play randomly from anonymous available stores would be interesting!
<Picard>
Make it so.
</Picard>
2. Android integration - IMHO, there isn't a nice music player for the Android OS yet that can sync playlists and such across your devices, but this may be it.