About CrossFire Media Player

Crossfire is a media player client initially written for the Apple iPhone/touch but now supports a whole range of mobile/desktop devices and browsers.It has support for streaming, browsing and searching music.

What is CrossFire?

Crossfire allows you to browse, search and stream music from Firefly Media Server (http://www.fireflymediaserver.org/) to a single or multiple device(s).The platform provides webclients for all types of devices and aims to be as sophisticated and extendible as creativity allows within the limits of the browser. Its main goal is to support a wide range of devices such as mobile phones, pda's and of course desktop systems.

Developers can easily add device support, or extend current functionality by creating and editing so called 'device-templates'.
By default CrossFire supports Desktop systems running FireFox 2+, IE5+, Safari and the following mobile devices: Apple iPhone (Firmare 2.0 and higher), Apple iPod (Firmare 2.0 and higher), Nokia N880 and WindowsMobile 5 with Opera browser (untested)
Features

    * Browser independend AJAX routines
    * Session based caching for improved loading speeds
    * Server based caching for offloading the FireFly Server
    * Last.FM integration, displaying album information, similar artists and other albums.
    * JWPlayer integration featuring sound visualisation and playlist support
    * Export playlists to XSPF or ASX, enabling to stream and control FireFly using an external player such as Windows Media Player and WinAMP.
    * Customizable themes for each device.
    * Extend device themes and functionality using your own javascript engine.

Requirements

    * PHP 4.x or 5.x (either using cgi or as compiled Apache module)
    * PHP enabled webserver (such as Apache/Lighttpd/Cherokee or IIS)
    * Firefly Media Server (running either on the same machine or an seperate server

Version release : CrossFire 0.60

Official Web Site : http://crossfire.trilexnet.com/forum

Demo : Coming soon to Trilex