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Amarok Shouter

0.2.1

Amarok Script

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jbell
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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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Ogg functionality?

by Magus2501 on: Oct 4 2006

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Magus2501

I love this script. It should be included with amaroK. I've been trying to do something like this with icecast to no success. Thank you!

My one complaint: I can't stream ogg files. That's the only thing I would change about your fine piece of code.

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Error on run

by semicolon on: Oct 9 2006

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semicolon

Hi, I receive the following error when running your Shouter script on a freshly reformatted Kubuntu Edgy (KDE 3.5.4), Amarok 1.4.3:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/semicolon/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/shouter/Shouter.py", line 24, in ?
from StreamController import *
File "/home/semicolon/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/shouter/StreamController.py", line 23, in ?
from StreamPublisher import *
File "/home/semicolon/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/shouter/StreamPublisher.py", line 23, in ?
from Publisher import *
ImportError: No module named Publisher

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Re: Error on run

by semicolon on: Oct 11 2006

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semicolon

Solved! After digging back through the comments I found the solution to my problem.

In console:

cd ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/shouter/
ln /usr/share/apps/amarok/scripts/common/Zeroconf.py
ln /usr/share/apps/amarok/scripts/common/Publisher.py

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Re: Re: Error on run

by thompson4822 on: Oct 13 2006

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thompson4822

I'm having the same problem, but your description of the solution doesn't help me in any way. Did you have to move some files? Download some? Under openSuse 10.1, there is no /usr/share/apps/amarok directory...

Steve
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Re: Re: Re: Error on run

by talmage on: Oct 14 2006

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talmage

You need to find where Amarok is installed on your system and make the sym links accordingly.

Try this:

find / -name Publisher.py -print

to locate the Publisher.py code.

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error

by asuryan on: Nov 12 2006

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asuryan

Hi, thanks for your script !
i tried this out and everything worked fine, but now if i want to stream some mp3
i cant listen with my amarok/winamp

QDom: saving invalid character �, the document will not be well-formed
QDom: saving invalid character �, the document will not be well-formed
QDom: saving invalid character �, the document will not be well-formed
QDom: saving invalid character �, the document will not be well-formed
....

in example: i cant listen to Deep Blue Something - Breakfast at Tifany's
or Duran Duran - Hungry like the Wolf

Someone got a solution for my problem ?

p.s. sry for my poor english :x

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listening port

by scorpaen on: Nov 19 2006

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scorpaen
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if amarok crashes, the listening port is incremented by one. apparently there is a lock file or temp file that is blocking the port... where is this lock file or temp file located?

Thanks!

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Re: listening port

by ccl2 on: Dec 20 2006

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ccl2

Had the same effect. Looks like it's not a lock by the script. Instead it's a Python process still running and blocking 8000. I used netstat -nap to find the PID of the blocking process. I killed the process and afterwards the script used port 8000 again.

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python error.

by rabauke on: Dec 8 2006

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rabauke

I get an error when I try to start the script with amarok 1.4.4.
File "/home/rabauke/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/shouter/Globals.py", line 6
SyntaxError: Non-ASCII character '\xe9' in file /home/rabauke/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/shouter/Globals.py on line 6, but no encoding declared; see http://www.python.org/peps/pep-0263.html for details

python -V
Python 2.5

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Re: python error.

by jetpeach on: Dec 15 2006

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i also get this error. i located Globals.py and made a symbolic link to it in the .kde/share/apps/..../shouter directory containing the script, and the error changes but now there are just a bunch of other files it still can't find or something.
any help anyone? i would love to try this script out, too bad it doesn't work "out of the box", maybe i can look at the code sometime and help...
Kubuntu 6.10 Amarok 1.4.4

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Re: python error

by knet on: May 11 2007

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knet

It's easy to fix.

Add the following to the top of Globals.py:

# -- coding: latin-1 --

If you want to understand why, read:

http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0263/

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Very Nice :)

by sunman on: Dec 24 2006

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sunman

I've found this useful for playing music on my networked computers at home even so my wife can listen to the music on my computer. Very cool!

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Amarok Shouter

Amarok Script

Ogg functionality?

I love this script. It should be included with amaroK. I've been trying to do something like this with icecast to no success. Thank you! My one complaint: I can't stream ogg files. That's the only thing I would change about your fine piece of code.

Error on run

Re: Error on run

Solved! After digging back through the comments I found the solution to my problem. In console: cd ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/shouter/ ln /usr/share/apps/amarok/scripts/common/Zeroconf.py ln /usr/share/apps/amarok/scripts/common/Publisher.py

Re: Re: Error on run

I'm having the same problem, but your description of the solution doesn't help me in any way. Did you have to move some files? Download some? Under openSuse 10.1, there is no /usr/share/apps/amarok directory...

Re: Re: Re: Error on run

You need to find where Amarok is installed on your system and make the sym links accordingly. Try this: find / -name Publisher.py -print to locate the Publisher.py code.

error

listening port

if amarok crashes, the listening port is incremented by one. apparently there is a lock file or temp file that is blocking the port... where is this lock file or temp file located? Thanks!

Re: listening port

Had the same effect. Looks like it's not a lock by the script. Instead it's a Python process still running and blocking 8000. I used netstat -nap to find the PID of the blocking process. I killed the process and afterwards the script used port 8000 again.

python error.

Re: python error.

Re: python error

It's easy to fix. Add the following to the top of Globals.py: # -*- coding: latin-1 -*- If you want to understand why, read: http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0263/

Very Nice :)

I've found this useful for playing music on my networked computers at home even so my wife can listen to the music on my computer. Very cool!

I love this script. It should be included with amaroK. I've been trying to do something like this with icecast to no success. Thank you!

My one complaint: I can't stream ogg files. That's the only thing I would change about your fine piece of code.

Solved! After digging back through the comments I found the solution to my problem.

In console:

cd ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/shouter/
ln /usr/share/apps/amarok/scripts/common/Zeroconf.py
ln /usr/share/apps/amarok/scripts/common/Publisher.py

You need to find where Amarok is installed on your system and make the sym links accordingly.

Try this:

find / -name Publisher.py -print

to locate the Publisher.py code.

if amarok crashes, the listening port is incremented by one. apparently there is a lock file or temp file that is blocking the port... where is this lock file or temp file located?

Thanks!

It's easy to fix.

Add the following to the top of Globals.py:

# -- coding: latin-1 --

If you want to understand why, read:

http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0263/