> was wondering if anyone had hacked the source enough to use mpg123 on the
> localhost instead of freeamp? I ask because (i'm not 100% on this so
correct
> me if I'm wrong) freeamp is x-only and i'd really dig a headless jukebox
> with obs's kick-ass interface and management. I've looked at other setups
> under linux and windows and nothing comes close to obs for everything I
want
> to do.
Obs already has a local mode that invokes freeamp in the mpg123
compatibility mode. If you launch obsd with the -l flag it will go into
local mode and not transmit to the net. This however, does not give you
control over advancing to the next track, which is not really cool.
A better solution is to have obsd broadcast via RTP/multicast and then
invoke freeamp like this:
freeamp -ui mpg123 rtp://225.2.1.5:4420
This is a text only interface and it keeps on playing...
--ruaok Hindsight is always 50/50.
Robert Kaye -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.emusic.com
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