Installation
Install by running the following:
python setup.py install
You can also install the plugin from PyPI:
pip install Mopidy-AudioAddict
Configuration
Make sure you enable the extension after you’ve completed the installation. You will also need the Mopidy-Stream extension enabled - it’s bundled with Mopidy, so unless you disabled it it should be available.
Example configuration:
[audioaddict] # enable plugin enabled = true # username and password (optional) username = john@doe.net password = supersecret # you need an account if you want to set stream quality # valid options are: # 40k, 64k (free) # 40k, 64k, 128k, 320k (premium) quality = 320k # enable or disable individual stations difm = true radiotunes = true rockradio = true jazzradio = true frescaradio = true
If you choose not to provide a username and password then the plugin will default to the lower-quality 40k public stream.
The plugin will cache channel lists for each of the stations to avoid wasting any bandwidth.
Project resources
Bugs, feedback and patches are always welcome!
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