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Amarok Shouter

0.2.1

Amarok Script

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Link: Link
Downloads: 10531

Submitted: Mar 24 2005
Updated: Oct 3 2006

Description:

This script was written as a vehicle for learning python, I'm open to suggestions, comments and anything not overly abusive. With disclaimer out of
the way, forward with the details: this script will start a small server from within amaroK and serve music streams on a specified port. Stream sources are configurable: current options are for "live" streams as well as a snapshotted playlist. This works with a bevy of different user agents.

Comments and feedback will be much appreciated.

Changelog:

Oct 3, 2006
* fixed unsupported operand error on startup
+ added README.

Aug 30, 2005
- fixed executable bits on non-executable files

Aug 28, 2005
- beta2 Bumped to 0.2.0

0.2.0 beta2, 2005
- Added fix from ShadowFiend
- Tweaked static playlist management. Static playlist clients should now never be dropped because of buffer underruns.

0.2.0-beta, 2005
August 12th
Added link to 0.2.0-beta. This is somewhat experimental. It works for me, but as I don't currently have access to a machine with Winamp/WMP I'm posting this as a beta to see if any problems come up. This includes fixes for client side buffer-overruns which result in a repeat of the trailing 10% of each song, and some simple burst-on-connect handling. These changes will be committed to amaroK SVN when I get my DSL at home up and running.

June 23, 2005 update
- Re-uploaded 0.1.4. It looks like it never made it there the first time.

License: GPL

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It\'s great!

by Ekardnam on: May 12 2005

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I have tried Icecast/Ices, but that was to difficult for me. When I saw this script I thought: Yet another hard-to-configure(for newbies like me)-script, but I'll give it a try.

And.. it just worked! I'm very happy - thank you very much! And keep on with great work!

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Pocket Tunes

by eean on: May 17 2005

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Amarok

This works for Pocket Tunes for Palm. Now you can listen to your amaroK on-the-go (or at least, any where in range of a wireless network). ;)

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Not streaming :(

by econan on: Jun 6 2005

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First of all it's a great idea. :)

I tried to use this script for streaming, and xmms as client. Unfortunately it does not stream well. xmms waits for streaming, the debug log shows that streaming starts and suddenly it drops the client. (Dropping socket to XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX. Active sockets: 0)

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Re: Not streaming :(

by ATAHUALPA on: Jul 5 2005

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i have the same problem, it could depend on python?

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Re: Re: Not streamin

by lonoak on: Jul 13 2005

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Same here... :(

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Version mismatch?

by econan on: Jun 21 2005

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Hi,

I see that on the description field you have a version 0.1.4 but when I click download I get the version 0.1.3. Did you simply forgot to update the version number on the file or am I missing something? :)

Thanks!

(The filename is 2170-Shouter-0.1.4.tar.bz2)

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Re: Version mismatch

by econan on: Jun 21 2005

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oops the filename version is 22170-Shouter-0.1.3.tar.bz2

I just made a mistake on my first post :)

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Awesome!

by Disruptor on: Jun 24 2005

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And immensely superior (for the average user to say the least) to shoutcast/icecast and the like. Keep up the good work!

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sync

by leppe on: Jun 27 2005

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Very easy to use, thanks!

I have a question:
What would it take to make this a sync solution, i.e. to make two computers play the music synchronized at all times? This would be cool in a house or an office with several computers.

Is it a "ground up"-thing, or can someone/me use this as the base?

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Re: sync

by jbell on: Jun 29 2005

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The big barriers that I see with this are:
- client buffering. Every user agent that I've looked at has a unique notion of stream buffering. While the data being sent to the clients might be synchronized, clients might be reading from different buffer positions. You could write a very simple non-buffering UA in python that might suit your needs.

-stream throttling done by Shouter. The current model restricts the data based on file position, which won't work very well when sending VBR files to non-buffering clients.

For LAN streaming, I have no doubt that there are easier and more effective methods for synchronized streaming.

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Amarok Shouter

Amarok Script

It\'s great!

I have tried Icecast/Ices, but that was to difficult for me. When I saw this script I thought: Yet another hard-to-configure(for newbies like me)-script, but I'll give it a try. And.. it just worked! I'm very happy - thank you very much! And keep on with great work!

Pocket Tunes

This works for Pocket Tunes for Palm. Now you can listen to your amaroK on-the-go (or at least, any where in range of a wireless network). ;)

Not streaming :(

First of all it's a great idea. :) I tried to use this script for streaming, and xmms as client. Unfortunately it does not stream well. xmms waits for streaming, the debug log shows that streaming starts and suddenly it drops the client. (Dropping socket to XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX. Active sockets: 0)

Re: Not streaming :(

i have the same problem, it could depend on python?

Re: Re: Not streamin

Same here... :(

Version mismatch?

Hi, I see that on the description field you have a version 0.1.4 but when I click download I get the version 0.1.3. Did you simply forgot to update the version number on the file or am I missing something? :) Thanks! (The filename is 2170-Shouter-0.1.4.tar.bz2)

Re: Version mismatch

oops the filename version is 22170-Shouter-0.1.3.tar.bz2 I just made a mistake on my first post :)

Awesome!

And immensely superior (for the average user to say the least) to shoutcast/icecast and the like. Keep up the good work!

sync

Very easy to use, thanks! I have a question: What would it take to make this a sync solution, i.e. to make two computers play the music synchronized at all times? This would be cool in a house or an office with several computers. Is it a "ground up"-thing, or can someone/me use this as the base?

Re: sync

I have tried Icecast/Ices, but that was to difficult for me. When I saw this script I thought: Yet another hard-to-configure(for newbies like me)-script, but I'll give it a try.

And.. it just worked! I'm very happy - thank you very much! And keep on with great work!

First of all it's a great idea. :)

I tried to use this script for streaming, and xmms as client. Unfortunately it does not stream well. xmms waits for streaming, the debug log shows that streaming starts and suddenly it drops the client. (Dropping socket to XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX. Active sockets: 0)

Hi,

I see that on the description field you have a version 0.1.4 but when I click download I get the version 0.1.3. Did you simply forgot to update the version number on the file or am I missing something? :)

Thanks!

(The filename is 2170-Shouter-0.1.4.tar.bz2)

oops the filename version is 22170-Shouter-0.1.3.tar.bz2

I just made a mistake on my first post :)

Very easy to use, thanks!

I have a question:
What would it take to make this a sync solution, i.e. to make two computers play the music synchronized at all times? This would be cool in a house or an office with several computers.

Is it a "ground up"-thing, or can someone/me use this as the base?