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### Web Interface
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The first thing you may want to modify is the network settings. This includes the host, port, username and password, and whether or not you want a browser to launch when Headphones starts.
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You probably won't need to modify the host or the port, but if you have something else running on port 8181, change the 'HTTP Port' setting to something else.
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You probably won't need to modify the the port, but if you have something else running on port 8181, change the 'HTTP Port' setting to something else.
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If you want to secure access to Headphones, set a username and password. You will be prompted to enter this information after a restart.
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If you want to start Headphones without a browser launching each time, uncheck the 'Launch Browser on Startup' option.
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For security reasons, Headphones will serve on `localhost` by default. This means you cannot access Headphones from another computer unless you change host to `0.0.0.0`.
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### Download Settings
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Headphones supports NZBs and Torrents. Furthermore, there are two ways of downloading. The first method communicates with a download program directly. The second way is called "Black Hole", where Headphones will drop the NZB or Torrent into a watch folder. The first method is preferred and most stable.
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