FireBall-PC is a free software application for Mac OSX and Windows XP computers that provides expanded music storage features for FireBall Music Server products. Running FireBall-PC on your computer allows you to share your PC’s music files with your FireBall using your existing home network. FireBall-PC does not require you to move your music files to your FireBall, it simply “shares” them across the network. FireBall-PC supports sharing MP3 and FLAC formatted files over any standard wireless or wired home computer network to one or more FireBall Music Servers.
FireBall‑PC is a free application for Windows XP and Mac OS X that lets a computer share its music library with Escient FireBall music servers over a home network. The software creates a virtual FireBall server on the PC, allowing unlimited storage for the media server without moving files.
The guide explains system requirements, installation steps for Windows and Mac, how to add, edit, and remove shared folders, configure server name and scan settings, and troubleshoot common problems such as connection failures or scanning issues.
| Processor (Windows) | Pentium III 500 MHz or higher |
|---|---|
| Operating System (Windows) | Windows XP Home or Professional |
| RAM (Windows) | 128 MB or more |
| Operating System (Mac) | Mac OS X 10.3 or later |
| RAM (Mac) | 128 MB or more |
FireBall‑PC runs on Windows XP and on Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
Run the Uninstall program located at C:\Program Files\Escient.
Click the Add Folder icon or choose “Add Folder” from the File menu and select the folder to share.
Enter a new name in the Server Name field of the FireBall‑PC Settings.