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[Plugin] Streamradio V2
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<blockquote data-quote="kroko" data-source="post: 370656" data-attributes="member: 45719"><p>Hi gspiliot and all,</p><p></p><p>thank you for the comments. As you see the plugin reaches now v2. In the first version I was using vlc. Then I changed it because the bass player is part of the mp and works good. Also a good visualalation is easy to do through the mp, because its already there.</p><p></p><p>On germany station there was only the problem the title/artist is not send via stream. So I decide to make a parser, fetching web pages and get the info from there. I ended in one, two three different parser to cover most stations ( with xml, php or plain html code). </p><p></p><p>Of course the meta data can be used too. It also part of bass. (method #10 in my plugin) The was thinking of displaying the data on the visualisation. It is not possible to change the titel/artist on the mp internal display if the visual is on. Only meta data is displayed there. There would be a change needed in the mp to do so. So I made my own "easy" OSD. I saw the feature to fetch the cover page, but never implement that to the plugin.</p><p></p><p>Another point was the record function. The dll from bass (bassenc) is not original part in the mp. So I add this dll to get the stream and write with stream using the lame encoder as mp3. Planend was to save the title/artist for later use.</p><p></p><p>So there are some feature I'm missing in the mp. Anyway every help is greatly apreciateted. My real life is keping quite busy and I work on differernt project the same time. </p><p></p><p>Hope that helps to explain how this works ;-) Help is welcome !</p><p></p><p>Regards</p><p>kroko</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kroko, post: 370656, member: 45719"] Hi gspiliot and all, thank you for the comments. As you see the plugin reaches now v2. In the first version I was using vlc. Then I changed it because the bass player is part of the mp and works good. Also a good visualalation is easy to do through the mp, because its already there. On germany station there was only the problem the title/artist is not send via stream. So I decide to make a parser, fetching web pages and get the info from there. I ended in one, two three different parser to cover most stations ( with xml, php or plain html code). Of course the meta data can be used too. It also part of bass. (method #10 in my plugin) The was thinking of displaying the data on the visualisation. It is not possible to change the titel/artist on the mp internal display if the visual is on. Only meta data is displayed there. There would be a change needed in the mp to do so. So I made my own "easy" OSD. I saw the feature to fetch the cover page, but never implement that to the plugin. Another point was the record function. The dll from bass (bassenc) is not original part in the mp. So I add this dll to get the stream and write with stream using the lame encoder as mp3. Planend was to save the title/artist for later use. So there are some feature I'm missing in the mp. Anyway every help is greatly apreciateted. My real life is keping quite busy and I work on differernt project the same time. Hope that helps to explain how this works ;-) Help is welcome ! Regards kroko [/QUOTE]
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