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On BSD/Linux systems there are a plethora of audio players. In streamtuner2 you can configure most of them as target application. Mostly it makes sense to use a single application for all audio formats. But at least the */* media type should be handled by a generic player, like vlc.

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A few common applications and invocation strings to use are:

@@ -135,10 +137,72 @@ it. This format retains the maximum of station infos (such as homepages etc.), and thus often makes for better bookmarking directly in your player.

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Other placeholders

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In addition to stream URL + type placeholders (%r, %x, + %pls, %m3u, etc), you can also pass row + placeholders. These contain the stream information like title or + bitrate, or any other internal field:

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Audacious

audacious

audio

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Placeholder

As variable

Field content

%title

$title

Station title

%genre

$genre

Stream category or genre list

%playing

$playing

Currently playing song, or geographic location

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$url

Unfiltered stream url (may contain internal urn:xx:id)

%format

$format

The MIME type ("audio/mpeg")

%bitrate

$bitrate

Known stream bitrate, if any

%extra

$extra

Comments or timer settings

%favourite

$favourite

If bookmarked

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Not all fields are used in all channels. Sometimes they're repurposed (like playing + often doubles as Location: field). And some channels may even use custom internal names.

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You often want to use such placeholders if you have a player or recording shell script, such as + contrib/cmdline/streamripper_addgenre + to handle them. Or if you define a mini-toolbar specbutton + with custom commands.

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Other players

Here a few other configuration examples for other @@ -155,15 +219,38 @@ mpc clear mpc load $1 mpc play

Save it as mpc-pls script and configure it in streamtuner as - mpc-pls %pls for example. + mpc-pls %pls for example. You can find an extended + version in the contrib/cmdline/ directory.

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Windows config

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There's a few gothchas when running streamtuner2 on +Windows.

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  • You will often have to quote command paths (e.g. to + "C:/Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/firefox.exe" or + vlc.exe) in double quotes. In particular if those paths + contain spaces.

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  • If you're using streamripper.exe it's best to put it into a directory + without spaces. For some reason quoting the full exe path will not pass on + parameters.

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  • If you want to be extra safe, just extend your system %PATH variable + to include all relevant directories. Then just specify the basenames, like + firefox.exe for browsing, or vlc.exe as + player.

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As reported by Oliver in the sourceforge Discussion +board.

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Disable user plugin loading

Since this is still rather experimental, you may disable all associated features by starting ST2 via:

streamtuner2 -d pluginmanager2
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  • DreamBox plugin

  • Musicbox (Android)

  • Gradio

  • Kodi/XBMC

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    Since v0.3 / streamtuner2.2.0 you can now also share your favorite +stations directly. There's a new context menu ▸ Share in +Radio-Browser.

    Configuration

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    Note that you'll have to use Channel ▸ Reload Category Tree (F5) again to update the catogory view.

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    With RadioDroid + there's a mobile version to access and play from radio-browser.info + directly. Get it on F-Droid + or the Play store.

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