Remember the DigiKid tutorial for serving your iTunes library to Sony PSP using WiFi internet? If you follow his wonderful tutorial, you can turn your computer into a “music server” for your Sony PSP, thus you can access your music anywhere and anytime using Sony PSP WiFi feature. Unfortunately, the software he used for the tutorial, Dot-Tunes, is only available on Mac.

But now, Windows user can be happy. The waiting is over. The latest Dot-Tunes, v1.1j, now fully support Windows OS. So, no more jealous to Mac user.

To use Dot-Tunes as your music server is very easy. You can read the detail instruction here. For the brief instructions:

1. Run Dot-Tunes application
2. Choose the music (and recordings) that you want to share / served (”your iTunes tracks”)
3. Done! Now you can use Sony PSP or other portable device with internet / WiFi connection support to access your music server on your PC. You can view, download, and listen to the iTunes track directly from your portable device.

Not hard, isn’t it?

According to Dot-Pod, the author of Dot-Tunes, this software doesn’t use Windows built-in ‘web-sharing’ feature. Dot-Tunes has its own web server capability, specifically designed to serve the audio tracks from iTunes. If you want, you can also protect your music server by setting up the username and password for the server, so only authorized users can listen to and download your music.

You can download the demo version of Dot-Tunes here: Windows, Mac OS X

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