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<note style="info"><p>Most audio players like %pls, yet sometimes the
older %m3u format more. Streamripper requires %srv for recording.</p>
<p>Use the newer <var>%xspf</var> format if your player supports
it. This format retains the maximum of station infos (such as
homepages etc.), and thus often makes for better bookmarking directly
in your player.</p> </note>
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<note style="info"><p>Most audio players like %pls, yet sometimes the
older %m3u format more. Streamripper requires %srv for recording.</p>
<p>Use the newer <var>%xspf</var> format if your player supports
it. This format retains the maximum of station infos (such as
homepages etc.), and thus often makes for better bookmarking directly
in your player.</p> </note>
</section>
<section>
<title>Other players</title>
<p>Here a few other configuration examples for other
players/backends.</p>
<terms>
<item>
<title>MPD</title>
<p>
Rocus van Oosten <link href="https://sourceforge.net/p/streamtuner2/discussion/1173108/thread/82b6be86/">recommends</link>
following wrapper script to start playing radio streams via MPD right away:
</p>
<code>MPD_HOST='10.0.0.222' # or your MPD host
export MPD_HOST
mpc clear
mpc load $1
mpc play</code>
<p>
Save it as <file>mpc-pls</file> script and configure it in streamtuner as
<cmd>mpc-pls %pls</cmd> for example.
</p>
</item>
</terms>
</section>
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