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<p>Now it's not guaranteed to work with all applications or file
managers, as X11/Gtk DND support is somewhat arcane and wonky.
You may specifically have to adapt the default export format for
this. Generally a XSPF or PLS file gets created for file managers.
While VLC is one of the few applications that understand direct
playlist URLs or literal M3U/PLS payloads even.</p>
<section id="import">
<title>Importing</title>
<p>Playlist importing also works mostly. Here the action module
takes care to unpack PLS, XPSF or M3U files and a few other
formats. If you drag in streams/playlists from other applications,
it'll usually be expanded.</p>
<p>Take note that Streamtuner2 is not intended as playlist manager
though. It will only accept radio streaming lists and discard
local MP3/Ogg files.</p>
<p>The import capabilities also allow to move a station entry
from one of the channel tabs into your bookmarks list. Simply drag
an entry over the "bookmarks" notebook tab then further along into
the favourite list. - While this also works the other way round,
it doesn't make sense to add bookmarks to Shoutcast/Xiph/etc.
Because when their lists get refreshed (<key>F5</key>) all custom
entries are usually discarded.</p>
</section>
<section id="configuration">
<title>Export format configuration</title>
<p>Use <key>F12</key> and change the DND export format. Again
PLS is most universal, XSPF most complete, but other formats |
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copy a stream/station address directly.</p>
<p>Now it's not guaranteed to work with all applications or file
managers, as X11/Gtk DND support is somewhat arcane and wonky.
You may specifically have to adapt the default export format for
this. Generally a XSPF or PLS file gets created for file managers.
While VLC is one of the few applications that understands direct
playlist URLs or literal M3U/PLS payloads even.</p>
<section id="import">
<title>Importing</title>
<p>Playlist importing also works mostly. Here the action module
takes care to unpack PLS, XPSF or M3U files and a few other
formats. If you drag in streams/playlists from other applications,
it'll usually be expanded.</p>
<note style="warning">
<p>Take note that Streamtuner2 is not intended as playlist manager
though. It will only accept radio streaming lists and discard
local MP3/Ogg files.</p>
</note>
<p>The import capabilities also allow to move a station entry
from one of the channel tabs into your bookmarks list. Simply drag
an entry over the "bookmarks" notebook tab then further along into
the favourite list. - While this also works the other way round,
it doesn't make sense to add bookmarks to Shoutcast/Xiph/etc.
Because when their lists get refreshed (<key>F5</key>) all custom
entries are usually dropped.</p>
</section>
<section id="configuration">
<title>Export format configuration</title>
<p>Use <key>F12</key> and change the DND export format. Again
PLS is most universal, XSPF most complete, but other formats |