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<page xmlns="http://projectmallard.org/1.0/"
type="guide"
id="configuration">
<info>
<link type="guide" xref="index#configuration"/>
<desc><key>F12</key> brings up the options window with the Player, Display, System and Plugin sections.</desc>
</info>
<title>Settings dialog</title>
<p>There are multiple behaviour options in streamtuner2.
You can find the settings dialog in the edit menu as "Preferences" (last entry).
</p>
<terms>
<title>It is separated into three main areas.</title>
<item>
<title>Player</title>
<p>Lists audio formats and the audio player applications, or recording tools below.</p>
</item>
<item>
<title>Options</title>
<p>Influences the display of all stream/station lists, and contains some system settings.</p>
</item>
<item>
<title>Channel Plugins</title>
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<page xmlns="http://projectmallard.org/1.0/"
type="guide"
id="configuration">
<info>
<link type="guide" xref="index#configuration"/>
<desc><key>F12</key> brings up the options window with the Player, Display, System and Plugin sections.</desc>
</info>
<title>Settings dialog</title>
<p>There are various options for streamtuner2.
You can find the settings dialog in the edit menu as "Preferences" (last entry).
</p>
<terms>
<title>It's separated into three main areas.</title>
<item>
<title>Player</title>
<p>Lists audio formats and the audio player applications, or recording tools below.
It's a file type to application table. Double click an entry for editing.</p>
</item>
<item>
<title>Options</title>
<p>Influences the display of all stream/station lists, and contains some system settings.</p>
</item>
<item>
<title>Channel Plugins</title>
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<title>Player application settings</title>
<p>MIME types are elaborate identifiers for file types; audio/mp3 for example represents MP3 files, and audio/ogg
means just OGG.</p>
<p>The text entry fields can hold the application name of an audio player. Often the application name
is just a lower case version of the program title.</p>
<p>Behind application names a placeholder can be used. On invocation such placeholders
get replaced with an URL (a http://..-Link) or filename for the selected radio stream.</p>
<p>It's introduced by a percent sign, and followed by letters. %m3u for example generates a .m3u file,
which most audio players understand. Otherwise try %pls, which might even be faster because streamtuner2 doesn't
have to download and preprocess it. Alternatively %srv instead gives a direct stream link.</p>
<p>Catch-all entries like */* or a generic audio/* entry allow to configure a default player.
</p>
<p><title>Recording</title></p>
<p>The second block of entries in the 'Apps' section specifies recording applications.
Here streamripper is preconfigured for audio streams, and youtube-dl for Youtube videos for instance.
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<title>Player application settings</title>
<p>MIME types are elaborate identifiers for file types; audio/mp3 for example represents MP3 files, and audio/ogg
means just OGG.</p>
<p>The text entry fields can hold the application name of an audio player. Often the application name
is just a lower case version of the program title.</p>
<p>Behind application names a placeholder can be used. On invocation such placeholders
get replaced with an URL (a http://..-Link) or filename for the selected radio stream.</p>
<p>Placeholders are introduced by a percent sign, and followed by letters. %m3u for example generates a .m3u file,
which most audio players understand. Otherwise try %pls, which might even be faster because streamtuner2 doesn't
have to download and preprocess it. Alternatively %srv instead gives a direct stream link.</p>
<p>Catch-all entries like */* or a generic audio/* entry allow to configure a default player.
</p>
<p><title>Recording</title></p>
<p>The second block of entries in the 'Apps' section specifies recording applications.
Here streamripper is preconfigured for audio streams, and youtube-dl for Youtube videos for instance.
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<p>The number of stations setting is not honored by all channel plugins. Often it's not possible to
load more or fewer station entries. Some plugins have own settings (in the 'Plugins' section) even.
For the major plugins this however limits how much scroll text appears in the stream lists.</p>
<p>"Retain deleted stations" keeps old entries, when you reload a category/genre. Shoutcast often
forgets stations or throws them out. If you keep this option enabled, these entries are kept in
streamtuner2. Browse down in the stations list to still see them.</p>
<p>It's possible to select a Gtk+ theme. But not all themes work with all Gtk display engines, and
not all themes work with streamtuner2. You just have to try it.</p>
<p>Remembering window states makes streamtuner2 not forget which channel and category was last
selected. You can however disable this option, and instead manually save the window states/layout
in the edit menu, if you want.</p>
<p>Setting another temporary directory might be useful, if you want to keep the temporary .m3u cache
files. They are created whenever you hit play. For archival or speed-up porposes you might want to keep
them elsewhere. They don't take a lot of space.</p>
</section>
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<p>The number of stations setting is not honored by all channel plugins. Often it's not possible to
load more or fewer station entries. Some plugins have own settings (in the 'Plugins' section) even.
For the major plugins this however limits how much scroll text appears in the stream lists.</p>
<p>"Retain deleted stations" keeps old entries, when you reload a category/genre. Shoutcast often
forgets stations or throws them out. If you keep this option enabled, these entries are kept in
streamtuner2. Browse down in the stations list to still see them.</p>
<p>It's possible to select a Gtk+ theme. But not all themes work with all Gtk display engines, and
not all themes work with streamtuner2. You'll have to try.</p>
<p>Remembering window states allows streamtuner2 to reconstruct which channel and category was last
selected. You can however disable this option, and instead manually save the window states/layout
in the edit menu, if you want.</p>
<p>Setting another temporary directory might be useful, if you want to keep the temporary .m3u cache
files. They are created whenever you hit play. For archival or speed-up porposes you might want to keep
them elsewhere. They don't take a lot of space.</p>
</section>
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