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Pio2pio: /* Shortcuts */

2015-09-27T07:39:40Z

Shortcuts

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	* T - theme selection		* T - theme selection
	* o - open URL		* o - open URL
	* ^u - add URL to a ~~playlist~~		* ^u - add URL to a play-list
	* A - add a folder recursively to ~~playlist~~		* A - add a folder recursively to play-list
	* d - remove track from ~~playlist~~		* d - remove track from play-list
	* V - save ~~playlist~~ current location at a given file name, can override		* V - save play-list current location at a given file name, can override
	* C - clear ~~playlist~~		* C - clear play-list
	* < or > - master volume down or up		* < or > - master volume down or up
	* q - quit MOC		* q - quit MOC
	* Q - shutdown the mocp service		* Q - shutdown the mocp service
			* Shift+C - clear play-list
			* Shift+A - append tracks from selected (from left) to the current play-list (to right pane)

	== Custom shortcuts configuration ==		== Custom shortcuts configuration ==

Pio2pio: /* Internet radio stream */

2015-09-16T16:43:17Z

Internet radio stream

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	cd ~/.moc && cp /usr/share/doc/moc/examples/config.example.gz ./ && gunzip config.example.gz && mv config.example config		cd ~/.moc && cp /usr/share/doc/moc/examples/config.example.gz ./ && gunzip config.example.gz && mv config.example config

	== ~~Internet~~ radio stream ==		== Edit playlist manually radio stream ==
	Go to http://forum.internet-radio.com or similar Internet radio portal and download a playlist file .pls. Open using a text editor and find any stream links and add them to MOC playlist pressing ^u.		Go to http://forum.internet-radio.com or similar Internet radio portal and download a playlist file .pls. Open using a text editor and find any stream links and add them to MOC playlist pressing ^u in mocp.

	My example linux-radio-mocp.m3u playlist file:		My example of linux-radio-mocp.m3u playlist file:
	#EXTM3U		#EXTM3U
	#EXTINF:-1,>>> P O L S K A S T A C J A <<<- Chillout		#EXTINF:-1,>>> P O L S K A S T A C J A <<<- Chillout
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	Note that each stream entry has 2 lines, first is title position and the title itself in <span style="color: green">green</span>, the second line is direct url to the stream.		Note that each stream entry has 2 lines, first is title position and the title itself in <span style="color: green">green</span>, the second line is direct url to the stream.

			== Automatic download and import of playlists ==
			Download python [https://github.com/chuckatkins/DI.fm-PlaylistParser DI-PlaylistParser.py] script and add executable attributes. As recently DigitallyImported is paid service you may not be able to download all playlists but I was able to download followings, please make sure you are running this from not UK ip address:

			<source lang=bash>
			cd ~ && mkdir -p Playlists && cd Playlists #Create and navigate to Playlist directory
			python DI-PlaylistParser.py -s di -q 40 #Low quality DI lists
			python DI-PlaylistParser.py -s sky -c mp3 #Sky radio mp3 lists
			for file in *.pls; do mocp -a $file; done #Import all .pls lists to mocp
			</source>

			Now just run mocp and you should see all lists in the right pane.

	= Audio Mixer on console =		= Audio Mixer on console =

Pio2pio: /* Internet radio stream */

2014-11-15T09:52:34Z

Internet radio stream

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	<nowiki>http://uk4.internet-radio.com:10911/</nowiki>		<nowiki>http://uk4.internet-radio.com:10911/</nowiki>

	Note that each stream entry has 2 lines, first is title position and title ~~it self~~ in <span style="color: green">green</span>, the second line is direct url to the stream.		Note that each stream entry has 2 lines, first is title position and the title itself in <span style="color: green">green</span>, the second line is direct url to the stream.

	= Audio Mixer on console =		= Audio Mixer on console =

Pio2pio: /* Custom shortcuts configuration */

2014-11-15T09:51:35Z

Custom shortcuts configuration

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	cd ~/.moc && cp /usr/share/doc/moc/examples/config.example.gz ./ && gunzip config.example.gz && mv config.example config		cd ~/.moc && cp /usr/share/doc/moc/examples/config.example.gz ./ && gunzip config.example.gz && mv config.example config

			== Internet radio stream ==
			Go to http://forum.internet-radio.com or similar Internet radio portal and download a playlist file .pls. Open using a text editor and find any stream links and add them to MOC playlist pressing ^u.

			My example linux-radio-mocp.m3u playlist file:
			#EXTM3U
			#EXTINF:-1,>>> P O L S K A S T A C J A <<<- Chillout
			<nowiki>http://91.121.89.153:7100</nowiki>
			#EXTINF:-1,Tylko Polskie Przeboje
			<nowiki>http://91.121.164.186:8050</nowiki>
			#EXTINF:-1,Tylko Polskie Przeboje
			<nowiki>http://91.121.236.246:80</nowiki>
			#EXTINF:-1,Tylko Polskie Przeboje - HQ
			<nowiki>http://188.165.20.29:9000</nowiki>
			#EXTINF:-1,Tylko Polskie Przeboje
			<nowiki>http://91.121.103.183:8000</nowiki>
			#EXTINF:-1,Radio Zet
			<nowiki>http://zetclassic-01.eurozet.pl:8400</nowiki>
			#EXTINF:-1,RADIO BOGORIA 94,5 FM
			<nowiki>http://s7.radiohost.pl:8888</nowiki>
			#EXTINF:-1,RADIO BOGORIA 94,5 FM
			<nowiki>http://s6.radiohost.pl:8888</nowiki>
			#EXTINF:-1,AmbientRadio.org
			<nowiki>http://uk2.internet-radio.com:31491</nowiki>
			#EXTINF:-1,<span style="color: green">KISS FM</span>
			<nowiki>http://uk4.internet-radio.com:10911/</nowiki>

			Note that each stream entry has 2 lines, first is title position and title it self in <span style="color: green">green</span>, the second line is direct url to the stream.

	= Audio Mixer on console =		= Audio Mixer on console =

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2014-11-15T09:37:13Z

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= MOC - Music On Console =
One of favourite music player in terminal is MOC - Music On Console feature rich, easy to use and solid stable. So, follow the steps below for a of minimum configuration and quick way to start listening your most favourite notes.

== Install ==
apt-get install moc moc-ffmpeg-plugin

== Shortcuts ==
mocp #start MOC
* T - theme selection
* o - open URL
* ^u - add URL to a playlist
* A - add a folder recursively to playlist
* d - remove track from playlist
* V - save playlist current location at a given file name, can override
* C - clear playlist
* < or > - master volume down or up
* q - quit MOC
* Q - shutdown the mocp service

== Custom shortcuts configuration ==
The package includes a sample configuration file at <code>/usr/share/doc/moc/config.example</code>. To configure moc, copy this file to <code>~/.moc/config</code> and edit it.
For instructions about customizing the keybindings, read <code>/usr/share/doc/moc/keymap.example</code>.

cd ~/.moc && cp /usr/share/doc/moc/examples/config.example.gz ./ && gunzip config.example.gz && mv config.example config

= Audio Mixer on console =
ALSA sound control system is one of most popular way to manipulate your sound card settings. It runs in a console.

== Install ==
sudo apt-get install alsa alsa-tools # installs alsa-base, alsa-utils, alsa-tools and libasound2
sudo adduser yourusername audio # add yourself to the group audio
sudo init 6 # reboot to take effect
== Use ==
alsamixer # start
Use arrows up and down to change volume, left and right to change source. To mute/unmute press M. To quit press Q.