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Revision as of 11:34, 24 June 2007
Intro
I was struggling to fit some requirements:
- I ripped all my CDs on the HD attached to the slug
- I wanted my Philips Streamium (which is not UPnP) to be able to play whatever I want
- Streamium is not UPnP
- Streamium doesn't understand Ogg format
- Streamium has a very poor UI
- I wanted to be able to control the playlist from any other computer in the house
- Why not extending those possibilities from anywhere on the Net?
Resources
- madplay/libmad (fixed point mp3 player)
- In terms of codecs this is the only fixed-point lib available for the slug and it allows only mp3 playback.
- musicdp, aka mpd (its faq)
- That's THE solution to manage the playlists, now we need to cope with its playing capabilities...
- http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/SlugAsAudioPlayer
- With mpd and libmad, good idea but is using the slug soundcard (if you add one), not icecast
- icecast2
- The solution for streaming, if we find the right way to add a mp3 source to it.
- mpd + icecast2
- 2 problems: only streaming in Ogg and needs to reencode the stream, too much without a fixed point encoder!
- oggfwd
- Would solve one problem: does not reencode, but, as the name tells you, only Ogg.
- EzStream
- Good candidate, feeds icecast with mp3 without reencoding, but needs to be hooked to mpd
- Ices and especially the versions 0.x
- Same as for EzStream
- Jinzora
- To be explored... but requires php/mysql, maybe too much for the slug
- Hack mpd with ices client
- That's the best I could find: a Perl script as scriptable playlist for ices fetches the songs from mpd playlist ans streams them to icecast2
- Ices in its basic configuration doesn't perform any reencoding
- Note that the old version of ices is required as the new one supports only Ogg
Let's go
mpd
apt-get install mpd mpc
- Edit /etc/mpd.conf
- point music_directory to your mp2s or make a symlink from /var/lib/mpd/music
- define password for clients if you want
- On the slug there is by default no soundcard but mpd cannot start without at least one output, we'll give it a dummy soundcard:
echo snd-dummy >> /etc/modules modprobe snd-dummy
- Generate DB
/etc/init.d/mpd stop mpd --create-db
- Launch mpd
/etc/init.d/mpd start mpc stop
(Remember that we don't use mpd to play music but only to handle playlists)
- When need to update the DB:
mpc update
icecast2
apt-get install icecast2
- Edit /etc/icecast2/icecast.xml
- Change passwords in <authentication>
- Change <hostname> if it's relevant
- Edit /etc/default/icecast2
- ENABLE=true
/etc/init.d/icecast2 start
ices
- Debian features only ices2 so we've to compile the old version ourselves
apt-get install libshout3-dev libperl-dev libmp3-info-perl wget http://downloads.us.xiph.org/releases/ices/ices-0.4.tar.gz tar xzf ices-0.4.tar.gz cd ices-0.4 ./configure --with-perl make cp src/ices /usr/local/bin cp conf/ices.conf.dist /etc/ices.conf
- Copy script from http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Hack:ices-client
wget -q -O - http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Hack:ices-client | awk '/<pre/,/<\/pre/'|html2text -width 200 > mpdplaylist.pm
- Edit mpdplaylist.pm
- my $mediaroot: points to your mp3 directory, must be identical to music_directory in /etc/mpd.conf but with trailing /
- Add the following lines to use authentication for musicp clients (cf password in /etc/mpd.conf) or to connect to a remote mpd or a non default port
$ENV{'MPD_HOST'} = 'mypassword@localhost'; $ENV{'MPD_PORT'} = '6600';
- Edit /etc/ices.conf
<Playlist> <Type>perl</Type> <Module>mpdplaylist</Module> </Playlist>
Maybe you need to adapt also <Password> to match the icecast2 source pwd and the <Bitrate> but that's just for info as we won't recode the stream anyway, and once everything is running properly, set <Background> to 1.
- Run
rm /tmp/ices.log ices -c /etc/ices.conf # or as icecast2 user: su icecast2 -m /bin/bash -c "ices -c /etc/ices.conf"
- TODO:
- default playlist: get songs randomly from playlist file but don't install it in mpd
- next song: killall -s USR1 ices
- how to make it remotely?? through icecast2(php auth?) or mpd... icecast2 mount on-connect -> script: ices user?
- ices crossfade?
TODO
- setup phpmp2?
- auto upload of ripped CDs?