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  1. Subsonic

    How does it work? Install the Subsonic server app where you keep your media. Use a browser on any computer to play music and movies. (Optional) Get an app for your phone. Learn more

  2. Subsonic

    If you don't want to install and configure Subsonic on your own computer you can get a pre-installed Subsonic server, which works immediately out-of-the-box, from one of our affiliated hosting providers.

  3. Subsonic

    Subsonic uses port 4040 by default, which is normally not blocked. It could still be worth trying to run Subsonic on a different port. Open the Subsonic Control Panel by clicking on the Subsonic tray icon. …

  4. Subsonic

    SubSonar is a native BlackBerry client application for Subsonic. It is meant to be a minimalistic and simple-to-use app that gives you instant access to stream your personal media straight to your …

  5. Subsonic

    Subsonic comes packaged as a standard Java web application, subsonic.war, which can be easily deployed in any compatible servlet container. The most commonly used server is Tomcat, and the …

  6. Subsonic

    Subsonic automatically configures Sonos players on your local network. If Subsonic and Sonos are not on the same network you can still connect them, using a manual one-time registration procedure.

  7. Subsonic

    Directories used by Subsonic Subsonic keeps application files in a directory which is located as follows:

  8. Subsonic

    API documentation How to access Subsonic using the REST API. (For developers) Transcoding Recommended transcoding settings. Using an external database How to configure Subsonic to use …

  9. Subsonic

    Versatile Stream music directly to your phone. More than 25 apps available. Works with any number of users, and any number of simultaneous players. Share your media on Facebook, Twitter, Google+. …

  10. Subsonic

    Subsonic's transcoding engine allows for streaming of media that would normally not be streamable, for instance lossless formats. The transcoding is performed on-the-fly and doesn't require any disk usage.