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<code>MPD_HOST='10.0.0.222' # or your MPD host
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mpc play</code>
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Save it as <file>mpc-pls</file> script and configure it in streamtuner as
<cmd>mpc-pls %pls</cmd> for example.
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<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. You can find an extended
version in the <file>contrib/cmdline/</file> directory.
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<section>
<title>Windows config</title>
<note style="bug"><p>There's a few gothchas when running streamtuner2 on
Windows.</p></note>
<list>
<item><p>You will often have to quote command paths (e.g. to
<cmd>"C:/Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/firefox.exe"</cmd> or
<cmd>vlc.exe</cmd>) in double quotes. In particular if those paths
contain spaces.</p></item>
<item><p>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.</p></item>
<item><p>If you want to be extra safe, just extend your system %PATH variable
to include all relevant directories. Then just specify the basenames, like
<file>firefox.exe</file> for browsing, or <file>vlc.exe</file> as
player.</p></item>
</list>
<note style="info"><p>As reported by Oliver in the sourceforge Discussion
board.</p></note>
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