If maintained software tends to focus on one core function, as per the unix philosophy, while initiatives such as refreex combining functions end up not gaining momentum. BitTorrent Web is the web-based counterpart of the BitTorrent software, providing a reliable torrent client that runs in your default browser. (for convenience's sake, i'll presume a URI hash could be used to point at a specific media file contained in a magnet link, although i have not looked into this.) such playlists have been implemented in media players such as the libre software Amarok, although such players afaik tend not to support the magnet scheme. WebTorrent is written completely in JavaScript the language of the web and uses WebRTC for peer-to-peer transport whenever possible. Playlists have open standards such as SMIL, specified as to support URIs of different schemes, which should include magnet URIs as well.
With an immature UI, lacking a visual interface to edit playlists With playlists in a custom format, discouraging public support Webtorrent facilitates streaming over torrents including magnet URIs, but does not afaik support playlists.Ī fork of WebTorrent called refreex seems to support playlists over media contained in torrents, albeit: I'm not sure if this is the right place for this.Ĭonsuming music seems currently dominated by commercial streaming services, leaving one wonder about alternatives not dependent on commercial entities.
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