Controlling Windows 7 music server from another computer

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  1. NoN
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    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    NoN said:
    So a NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a solution at cost...
    Since the other PC is the one playing the music, how would a NAS be the solution?
    Well the OP do not want stream or using such TeamViewer soft...So though a Nas could be best to suit his network...might just have a small USB NAS adapter from a dedicated Hard drive
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  3. Lady Fitzgerald
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    NoN said:
    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    NoN said:
    So a NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a solution at cost...
    Since the other PC is the one playing the music, how would a NAS be the solution?
    Well the OP do not want stream or using such TeamViewer soft...So though a Nas could be best to suit his network...might just have a small USB NAS adapter from a dedicated Hard drive
    That still doesn't explain HOW a NAS can be the solution.
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  4. NoN
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    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    NoN said:
    Lady Fitzgerald said:

    Since the other PC is the one playing the music, how would a NAS be the solution?
    Well the OP do not want stream or using such TeamViewer soft...So though a Nas could be best to suit his network...might just have a small USB NAS adapter from a dedicated Hard drive
    That still doesn't explain HOW a NAS can be the solution.
    Ahhh....I see what you mean!
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  6. tomerello
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    I think VNC will be the best solution for Linux distribution :)
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  7. gibson321
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    Thanks all, but I managed to solve the problem myself by using MPD for Windows with Sonata Client on the Linux netbook.
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  8. NoN
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    gibson321 said:
    Thanks all, but I managed to solve the problem myself by using MPD for Windows with Sonata Client on the Linux netbook.
    Well done, looks by screenshots is a nice remote music player UI!
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