[streaming] Re: how do you display the shoutcast title info?

[list at scttransport.dk]

LOL

 

I have no clue what you are talking about bro, but glad its working for ya
:-)

 

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From: streaming-bounce at videolan.org [mailto:streaming-bounce at videolan.org]
On Behalf Of james
Sent: 2. juli 2005 23:34
To: streaming at videolan.org
Subject: [streaming] Re: how do you display the shoutcast title info?

 

well I found a work around.
I have been wanting to play around with web interface anyway so I found a
work aroud that actually is pretty cool. for 1 line of html.

I  a way to show the current song playing on the web interface for shoutcast
servers. it also displays the current server info. 


I added a line to index.html in the http directory
 <table>
                  <vlc id="rpn" param1="0"/>
                  <vlc id="foreach" param1="pl" param2="playlist" />
                  <tr class="<vlc id="if" param1="pl.index 2 % 0 =" 

/>ligne1<vlc id="else" />ligne2<vlc id="end" />">
                    <td>
                      <input type="checkbox" name="item" value="<vlc 

id="value" param1="pl.index" />"/>
                      <vlc id="if" param1="pl.current" />
                        <strong>
                      <vlc id="end" />
                      <a href="?control=play&amp;item=<vlc id="value" 

param1="pl.index" />">
                      <vlc id="value" param1="pl.index" /> - <vlc id="value"


param1="pl.uri" /><vlc id="if" param1="pl.uri value pl.name value strcmp"/>


(<vlc id="value" param1="pl.name" />)<vlc id="end"/></a>
                      <vlc id="if" param1="pl.current" />
                        </strong>
***ADD THE LINE BELOW
                         <iframe src="<vlc id="value" param1="pl.uri" />" 

name="<vlc id="value" param1="pl.uri" />" width="425" height="500" 

scrolling="yes" frameborder="1" scrollbars="yes"
id="bassdrive"></iframe><br>
***END OF LINE TO ADD
                      <vlc id="end" />
                    </td>
                  </tr>
                  <vlc id="rpn" param1="1 +"/>
                  <vlc id="end" />
                  <vlc id="if" param1="0 ="/>
                  <tr class="ligne1">
                    <td>empty playlist</td>
                  </tr>
                  <vlc id="end"/>
                </table>

I you might want to play with refresh tag as well.

start "reggea" /min D:\vlc\vlc-0.8.0\vlc.exe --loop  --volume 30 

http://instert address of favorite shoutcast server/

is a great way to see if the internet has come back up. when you hear music 

you know you are back online.




On 7/2/05, list at scttransport.dk <list at scttransport.dk> wrote: 

Hi james

 

I mainly listen to radio station Music 1. For me the title fo the song the
"now playing" field is always displayed at the bottom of the vlc player
(wxwindows interface)

 

The problem is most likely that the skin u are using don't show the now
playing field, I believe the default skins2 skin don't show it.

 

So try to change to another skin or try the wxwin interface and see if its
then displayed, if it is, it's a problem with the skin.

 

Let us know how it goes.

 

Cheers

Jonas Larsen

 

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From: streaming-bounce at videolan.org [mailto:
<mailto:streaming-bounce at videolan.org>  streaming-bounce at videolan.org] On
Behalf Of james
Sent: 2. juli 2005 15:30
To: streaming at videolan.org
Subject: [streaming] how do you display the shoutcast title info?

 

when I stream a server in winamp I can see the song thats playing. in vlc
all I get is the url. how can I make it display it? is there a way to do it
in the web interface? the telnet interace?
I looked on the vlc page but didnt find it.

Its little things like this that keep me from switching to vlc completely.

Its the most useful media player around, most configurable, wish it had more
skins, but that will just take time. 
if someone would make an interface that used winamp skins that problem would
be solved. even if its just classic winamp skins, there are hundreds of
those.

 

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