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Here's the tar file, there some simple
instructions
in there.
Excuse the blandness, and excuse the name,
it's a
_P_erl j_UKEBOX_, hence pukebox. :-) Future versions will look better, and
maybe
have a nicer name (any ideas?)
I really would appreciate any comments or
suggestions. If you REALLY don't like it, tell me, if it's got potential,
tell
me. If you think it's excellent and I shouldn't bother doing any more work
to it
:-)
As for your network problem, mpg123 does
support
network audio, with something called NAS :
@echo "make
bsdos-nas BSDI BSD/OS with NAS
support"
though I havn't looked into it any further. I
presume you want to decode on one machine, then actually play on one or
more
other machines? It was something I was interested in at work, having a kind
of
office radio station as it were. Before I left I started to browse the
various
internet radio station sites to see if there was a sniff of what they were
useing, but I didn't get very far before I left for a new job.
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: 15 May 2000 20:06
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Guinnea Pig
Wanted...
Stuart, if you're interested I'd be delighted to test it for
you.
I can test on two machines -
- Old P5-166, SB AWE32 through AV equipment
- IBM Thinkpad 770ED o/b sound through front speakers
And on
these
linux distributions -
- RHL 4.2, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 6.0, 6.1
- RHL 6.0 - heavily modified [thinkpad, unchangeable]
- Corel v1
- Definite v7
- Slackware [v3?]
- And my friends system, don't know what it started as but it's evolved
it's own life now :)
Don't suppose you have multi-node network
streaming coded in ? I'm having problems finding any player that can do
this
:( Only option so far seems to be to access an mp3 on a different machine -
not good.
Anyway, let me know
Calum
Stuart Grimshaw wrote:
I have written an MP3 Jukebox application for
Linux,
and I was wondering if
anyone here is willing to give it a test?
I say it's written for Linux, but it uses a browser as it's front end,
so
you can actually operate it from any platform.
There are a couple of bugs I want to iron out (it doesn't like ' or
&
in
song titles at the moment) but I should have that done by the time I
get
some replies back.
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stuart@xxxxxxx
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