Hi all,
Finally got Mpstreamripper working on MP1.2. For those who don't know what this plugin does, it's a small frontend that uses streamripper (known plugin in winamp) to rip MP3's from an internet live-audio stream. It works well with radiotime, just tune in to your favourite radio-channel go back to the menu and start MP streamripper, you'll be able to start recording the audiostream. The output will be one large MP3-file or seperate files if the radiostation provides song and author (mpstreamripper will use that info and be able to cut the audio-stream in different MP3's).
Usage:
When you use the plugin it will create the Radiostation on the left side of the screen, in the background the streamripper will be started and convert the stream to mp3 files, if you click on the radiostation again, mp3 streams already created will appear on the right side.
The streamripper application has a nice extra, it tries to cut the stream into seperate files, the files will be listed by the plugin when you click on the Radiostation. From this list you can select and play your recordings.
This is my first attempt to create an MP plugin so use at own risk ;-)
* INSTALLATION NOTE*
If the download downloads as .zip just rename to .mpe1
The plugin expects that your skin directory is:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\skin\StreamedMP
and the location for the plugin:
C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\Windows
* NOTE ON THE RIPPED MP3's *
The ripped mp3's can be found in c:\temp\[name of radio station]\
keep in mind that mp3's will only appear when streamripper detects a start and an end of a song (i.e. song name changes or there's a silence in the stream), for best result choose radio stations that also "broadcast the name of the song").
If streamripper can't detect the begin/end of the song the song will remain in
c:\temp\[name of radio station]\incomplete
If no song name is broadcast the song will become one large mp3, and might be overwritten at the next recording.
If streamripper detects the begin/end of the song it will be moved to
c:\temp\[name of radio station]\
an update of the list in MP will happen when you click on the radio channel name (left part) or when you exit and re-enter the streamripper plugin (you don't have to end your recording).
If an mp3 already exists and it's being ripped again streamripper will append a number, the original will not be overwritten.
You can find the plugin in the 'radio'-downloads section
Enjoy
Boein
Finally got Mpstreamripper working on MP1.2. For those who don't know what this plugin does, it's a small frontend that uses streamripper (known plugin in winamp) to rip MP3's from an internet live-audio stream. It works well with radiotime, just tune in to your favourite radio-channel go back to the menu and start MP streamripper, you'll be able to start recording the audiostream. The output will be one large MP3-file or seperate files if the radiostation provides song and author (mpstreamripper will use that info and be able to cut the audio-stream in different MP3's).
Usage:
When you use the plugin it will create the Radiostation on the left side of the screen, in the background the streamripper will be started and convert the stream to mp3 files, if you click on the radiostation again, mp3 streams already created will appear on the right side.
The streamripper application has a nice extra, it tries to cut the stream into seperate files, the files will be listed by the plugin when you click on the Radiostation. From this list you can select and play your recordings.
This is my first attempt to create an MP plugin so use at own risk ;-)
* INSTALLATION NOTE*
If the download downloads as .zip just rename to .mpe1
The plugin expects that your skin directory is:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\skin\StreamedMP
and the location for the plugin:
C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\Windows
* NOTE ON THE RIPPED MP3's *
The ripped mp3's can be found in c:\temp\[name of radio station]\
keep in mind that mp3's will only appear when streamripper detects a start and an end of a song (i.e. song name changes or there's a silence in the stream), for best result choose radio stations that also "broadcast the name of the song").
If streamripper can't detect the begin/end of the song the song will remain in
c:\temp\[name of radio station]\incomplete
If no song name is broadcast the song will become one large mp3, and might be overwritten at the next recording.
If streamripper detects the begin/end of the song it will be moved to
c:\temp\[name of radio station]\
an update of the list in MP will happen when you click on the radio channel name (left part) or when you exit and re-enter the streamripper plugin (you don't have to end your recording).
If an mp3 already exists and it's being ripped again streamripper will append a number, the original will not be overwritten.
You can find the plugin in the 'radio'-downloads section
Enjoy
Boein