1dmapd(8) System Manager's Manual dmapd(8)
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6 dmapd - Serve DAAP (iTunes) and DPAP (iPhoto) shares from Linux
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12 The dmapd project provides a GObject-based, Open Source implementation
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25 o Use of GStreamer to support a wide range of audio and video CODECs
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32 Dmapd runs on Linux and other POSIX operating systems. It has been used
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39 Dmapd can provide content to any client that supports DAAP or DPAP.
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85 W. Michael Petullo <mike@flyn.org>
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