On Fri, 2003-07-18 at 07:17, bascule wrote: > hi james, > i think i wasn't clear, i want to be able to play streaming mp3s not serve > them, i had to play around with plugger4.0 to get links in konqueror to play > in anything but xmms but even though i now get gmplayer to play them the page > in konqueror also tries to load the m3u link and i get a blank page that > requires a 'back' operation to return to the page with the link, when one > clicks on a download link the page doesn't change, one just gets a download > dialogue, playing streams should be like that,
In kdemultimedia there is a product called kaboodle... it might do what you want. Seems to be a bit light on features but... it plays the mp3. You need to use aumix to set volumes for it. And it doesn't create the "white page" affect. > also i failed completely to get notun or any other player to play the streams > from the link, it's possible that this was because the site with the links is > password protected, in gmplayer you can see the user:pass in the url, but if > this is not the case then i'd like to have noatun play these streaming links > i've had no success using konquerors file associations and only using > plugger4.0 seems to get anything done, i was surprised to see that > mplayerplugin lists mp3 as a recognised file type but not m3u, since of > course gmplayer will actually play m3u urls, i had hoped that mayber kmplayer > woud do as well embedded in konq like its does quicktime etc. but apparently > not :( > i've tried adding mpegurl, x-mpeg-url to konqueror's file association list > with plugger unsinstalled but this didn't work either > > bascule > > On Friday 18 Jul 2003 3:48 am, James Sparenberg wrote: > > On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 18:09, bascule wrote: > > > having had a run in recently with plugger4.0 and trying to get streaming > > > mp3s to work i 'd like to know what other konqueror users have set up, > > > i'm interested in any setups that don't play using xmms and where > > > clicking on the link will result in the stream being played but the page > > > with the link still being displayed > > > > > > bascule > > > > Bascule, > > > > Although I don't have it running now, IceCast (better yet it's > > successor I don't remember the name of.) worked like a dream. For a > > while in an old office we had 3 simultaneous streams running (Jazz > > Classic Rock and Classical) from an older pII 300. Users could use any > > mp3 player they wanted that could connect to a URL and it just worked. > > (Even Winders disabled boxes) shoutcast.com is a great place to start > > for info on this product. > > > > James
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