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Old May 14th, 2008   #1
Sonic Reducer
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HOWTO: Stream music to your Xbox 360

i just got X360MeditServe working in Gutsy, then i wrote a shell script to start the program on boot

Step 1: download x360MediaServe v.0.0.2
Code:
wget http://superb-east.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/x360mediaserve/x360mediaserve-0.0.2.tar.gz
Step 2: Unpackage the .tar.gz
Code:
tar -xzvf x360mediaserve-0.0.2.tar.gz
Step 3: (Optional) Rename the folder to .x360MediaServe (i did it to make it hidden in my /home folder and to make everything look neater)
Code:
mv "x360mediaserve-0.0.2" ".x360MediaServe"
Code:
cd ./.x360MediaServe
Step 4: create a script named x360MediaServe.sh in ~/.x360MediaServe and paste this into it
Code:
#!/bin/bash
cd "~/.x360MediaServe";
./start
Quote:
Originally Posted by Edited
if you don't know how to create a file from the right click menu in a nautilus window, here is the equivalent commands from the command line

first, make the file
Code:
gedit ~/.x360MediaServe/x360MediaServe.sh
paste the shell script from the box above, then save and exit
make it executable
Code:
sudo chmod +x x360MediaServe.sh
Step 5: make the script start every boot from System>Preferences>Sessions
Name: x360MediaServe
Command: ~/.x360MediaServe/x360MediaServe.sh
Comment: Stream music to your Xbox 360

Step 6A: edit config.xml
Code:
gedit config.xml
paste this into it, making sure to tailor it to your system
Code:
<Configuration>
	<FriendlyName>Name</FriendlyName>
	<MusicDir>Your Music Folder</MusicDir>
	<PCMOutput>0</PCMOutput>
</Configuration>
remember to edit the bold parts. the name is what you will see on your 360 when you connect to your computer

Step 6B: alternatively, you can go to http://127.0.0.1:7000/configure and set it up, i preferred to edit config.xml, but to each their own.

you're finsished. now you can reboot or hit Alt+F2 and type
Code:
/home/<Username>/.x360MediaServe/start
, wait a few minutes*, then try finding your computer with your 360

* i have roughly 23Gb of music in my ~/Music folder, and it took about two minutes for x360MediaServe to load it all

Last edited by Sonic Reducer; July 5th, 2008 at 01:00 AM.. Reason: clarified step, fixed path to run with Alt+F2
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