CLIRadioPlayer – bash script to manage/listen web radios

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    AlexZaz

      Hi All,

      I’m proud to share a very unprofessional script that I’m using to manage my favorites radio stations and to search web radios.

      It is designed to use the tunein directory found at http://opml.radiotime.com/
      Inspired by xndc/tunejack.sh: https://gist.github.com/xndc/c732204e274743204f1f
      Dependencies: mpv, curl or wget (all is already available in Antix 21)
      The favorites are managed in the file CLIRadioList.txt created in the folder $HOME/.config/CLIRadioPlayer
      The player, the folder and the file required to manage favorites can be modified in the script

      How to use:
      Copy this script in a file in your chosen place (eg ~/.local/bin/ for personal use or /usr/local/bin/ for multiuser purpose) with the name CLIRadioPlayer.sh or whatever you want, and give it execution permission.
      Add a shortcut to your preferred wm and/or create a .desktop file (an example is provided in the attachment) in /usr/share/applications to launch the script easily.

      Apologies, I do not have a lot of time to follow/answer/maintain it therefore feel you free to modify the script as you want.

      I hope that it can be useful to someone.

      Bye and enjoy!

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      AlexZaz
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        the file .tar.gz is not allowed.
        I try with a .zip file

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        christophe
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          Many thanks for this! 🙂

          confirmed antiX frugaler, since 2019

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          marcelocripe
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            Thank you very much!

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