radio
radio is a python script to just listen to the radio using mplayer.
Installation
Run in terminal (with superuser privilegies):
$ pip install radio
Usage
Help
Show some help:
$ radio -h $ radio --help
List radios
List available radios:
$ radio -l # List available radios $ radio --list-all # List radios and url
Play radios
Listen to the radio:
$ radio <radio_id>
where <radio_id> must be in the radio list as shown above.
Turn off the radio by pressing “q” (as it uses mplayer).
Add/update radios
Add/update radios (with superuser privileges):
$ radio --add <radio_id> <radio_name> <radio_url>
For example:
$ radio --add madre "Radio Madre AM 530" http://200.68.81.65:8000/am530
Remove radios
Remove radios (with superuser privileges):
$ radio --remove <radio_id>
For example:
$ radio --remove mitre
To do
support multiples lists
use curl/cvlc/whatever instead mplayer if available
what more?
help me at https://github.com/quijot/radio-package
License
radio is licensed under the do What The Fuck you want to Public License, WTFPL. See the LICENSE file.
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