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does it allow "voting"?  i remember a friend telling me of a program they used in his office that allowed people to "vote" on a song via their web browser.  the more popular songs cycled more often, less popular/less often.  employees would bring in a cdrom which was ripped to mp3/ogg and piped through the office speaker system (and over some networks).  cd's stayed on premesis to avoid any implied "stealing".

although not as fancy, i use mp3blaster for playing my audiobooks/speeches/music at home.  works well on the old hardware i have devoted to my bedroom player.

preston


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