All Good things come to those to wait. iAmpache a native Ampache client for the iPhone has just been released to the Appstore through the blood, sweat and tears of “Uber” Brady Wetherington and Christopher Vallozzi, of Bespin Corp. For those of you with iPhones check this new app out. If you haven’t setup your copy of Ampache to use the API yet you can find instructions on the Ampache wiki. This application completes the triad of mobile platforms. There are now ampache mobile applications for the iPhone, Android and Palm all for the love of music. Enought chatter, on to the pictures.

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Dimitri over at Sourcetrunk has done a review of Ampache, as well as some might tasty sounding beer. For those of you new to Ampache, or even the old time users check it out you might learn a thing or two. Sidenote – some of you may have noticed that I’ve switched bug trackers yet again this time to FlySpray. I only moved over the bugs that still seemed to apply, as I had let the old list rot. I will try to keep the new list a little more ship shape.

I’ve briefly reviewed your excellent software (Ampache) and thought I’d let you know. The podcast aired on 19th of February 2010 . You can find it on http://www.sourcetrunk.com.

If you are under the impression that your software was not reviewed like it should and/or did not get the review that it deserved, please let me know and I’ll make adjustments and addenda in the next episode.

Since the reviews are rather short and it is not possible to cover every feature of the software, there is a fair chance that I’ve missed features that should have been mentioned. If so, just point them out to me in a reply and I’ll be more then happy to mention them in the next episode.

Thanks again for the great software, I use it on a daily basis.

kind regards,
Dimitri Larmuseau
host/producer Sourcetrunk

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This release fixes some bugs introduced in the last release as well as some significant improvements / fixes for the localplay methods. Catalog size calculation was also corrected for larger catalogs. It should now work for up to 4TB catalogs. New installations of 3.5.4 will include an additional two default ACLs for API use.

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3.5.3 has been released and includes multiple non-critical security fixes. All previous versions of Ampache are affected. It is recommended that all users upgrade to 3.5.3 as soon as possible.

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All good things come to those who wait, and this is definitely one of those good things. Ampache 3.5.2 has finally been released. This version fixes a large number of bugs found in the API by various other developers. A big thanks to all of you who submitted bug reports. There are also some improvements to the handling of damaged audio files. They will now be put under their own album “Unknown (Broken)” rather then being lumped with the “Unknown (Orphaned)” files. This version also includes an amazing new theme called Penguin.

You’ll notice that a lot of the elements have been moved around, behold the power of CSS! Hopefully this theme is an inspiration to others of just how much you can change. Enjoy!

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Long time no post, however I am not dead… Though I was kayaking in 18′ waves the other day so some may argue that I am trying to remedy that problem. I am currently attending NLUUG’s fall conference in Ede, NL where I just gave a talk on Open APIs and Ampache.

Since my last posting there has been a new addition to the default theme list of Ampache, as well as some more work on 3.5.2 and 3.6. I do not know when either one of the two will be finished but rest assured as the weather worsens I will be spending less time in Kayaks trying to get myself killed, and more time working on Ampache so things should speed up. 3.5.2 Should fix a few remaining issues with the API as well as some other misc issues. Keep your eyes pealed for the next release.

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When it rains it pours. I was contacted by Bryce who has also created a Palm Pre client for Ampache, but had been waiting to release until he’d gotten a few more features done. My recent post has prompted him to throw it out into the public eye. It’s yet another amazing interface, and great way to access your personal music collection from anywhere you’ve got celluar service. Check it out!

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