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DOT-TUNES was conceived by a group of professional musicians who use iTunes for storing their own copyright music and recordings and who wanted to be able to easily demonstrate their work to clients and to share 'works in progress' and other original compositions with others.

Here is an example of DOT-TUNES in action: Let's say you've created some original music in GarageBand and you want to make it available to your clients, or friends and family. You can't really email huge files to all your friends - the easy way is to save your track to iTunes and use DOT-TUNES to make them available on the web so that your, clients, friends and family can download them from their web browser.

AND IT IS SOOOOOOO EASY - NO CONFIGURATION REQUIRED!
Step 1) Launch the DOT-TUNES application
Step 2) Select the music and recordings that you own or have the right to share ("your iTunes tracks")
Step 3) View, download and listen to your iTunes tracks via any web browser - anywhere in the world.

That's it.

DOT-TUNES doesn't rely on the OSX built-in 'web-sharing', it contains a custom built web server specifically designed to serve the audio tracks from iTunes. Users will be limited only by the speed of their ISP connection as tracks are served at lightning speed from the DOT-TUNES application. Infact download speeds are virtually identical to those of high-end webservers like apache. You can also create usernames and passwords so that only authorised users can listen to and download your original music.

You don't have to know anything about webservers, html files, audio streaming technology, web design, user authentication or any of that nonsense which others expect you to learn. Just use Stuffit Expander to extract the file, launch DOT-TUNES and sit back and enjoy your music playing from every computer in your house - and your friend's house - and the office - and Aunty Beryl's...

This is no little iTunes utility - this is a fully blown iTunes web server application.

You must remember at all times that if you do not own the sound recording of the music then you must not make it available to share with others unless you have legal permission to do so from the owner of the music and the owner of the sound recording.