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· Optionally copy the help/ folder to /usr/share/docs/streamtuner2/
· And the logo.png into the system pixmaps/,
as well as the *.desktop file into /usr/share/applications/
That's pretty much what the binary packages extract to.
Hacking
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If you want to edit a channel plugin, just have a look into the
channels/*.py files. It's often rather easy to adapt things.
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127 | · If you want to use another target, just edit the "bin" wrapper.
· Optionally copy the help/ folder to /usr/share/docs/streamtuner2/
· And the logo.png into the system pixmaps/,
as well as the *.desktop file into /usr/share/applications/
That's pretty much what the binary packages extract to.
Startup errors
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If streamtuner2 hangs at startup, you can manually enable the
debugging mode for more information.
Open a terminal window to start it. And use the `-D` flag to
enable extra output:
streamtuner2 -D
Take note of any red error messages.
If it's just one channel plugin that hangs at startup, you
can alternatively disable it once:
streamtuner2 -d xiph
Use [save] in the settings dialog (via F12) if you wish to
permanently disable it.
You can also manually edit the configuration file, located
in ~/.config/streamtuner2/settings.json
Hacking
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If you want to edit a channel plugin, just have a look into the
channels/*.py files. It's often rather easy to adapt things.
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