PyRadio - cli internet radio player

[sng]

The dublication was my bad; I’ve fixed it

There’s just one thing though; muting the player. While the player is muted, titles will not be logged.

As soon as the player is unmuted, logging will resume.

What do you think? Should we log titles while the player is mutted? It’s very easy to do, either way…

[sng]

@Faehnchen

Conclusion: That’s exactly the feature I wished for. I’m 100% sure others will like it as well. Great job!

I am happy you are contented!
I also think others (including me; I am a PyRadio user too ) will like this feature!

[Faehnchen]

Good morning!
Yes I think we should log titles while muted. For real pausing (and halting the log) I can press the space-key. That interrupts the mpv-player stream altogether. By pressing space again, mpv sets back in and logging also resumes (though I don’t know if vlc and mplayer behave the same in the terminal).
So I think it’s good when logging continues while muted to, for example, beeing able to check what one has missed while beeing on the telephone or something like that.

[sng]

Good morning to you too!

ok, I will enable it and upload it again…

[sng]

ok, done
Always here

[Faehnchen]

Just wrote a little bash script to easily extract your ‘LIKES’ from the pyradio-titles.log and store them in a seperated list. Also with added search-links! Check it out!

Bash-script to extract LIKED titles from PyRadio titles-logfile

Newest feature in PyRadio is the logging of currently playing radio stations and music titles/broadcasts (toggle on/off with ‘W’. Additionally you can tag a playing title as “liked” by pressing ‘w’ in PyRadio. To extract these likes automatically and store them in a chronological list so you can review them later, I wrote this script. It creates an individual list-file in ~.config/pyradio/. As gimmick there’s a second step where the titles are converted into a searchlink for DuckDuckGo and add…

[sng]

Just released PyRadio 0.8.9.17

In case you have installed the test archive mentioned in this thread, please uninstall it now using

python -m pip uninstall pyradio

Then you can install it again from Mabox repo

sudo pacman -S pyradio

and wait for @napcok to update it

Cheers!

[napcok]

Already in Mabox repo. Thanks @sng

[sng]

Just released PyRadio 0.8.9.18

[napcok]

Uploaded to Mabox repo. Thanks

[ben_chile]

Thanks a lot …amazing job!

[sng]

PyRadio 0.8.9.19 is out…
BUG FIX release…

[napcok]

Uploaded

[sng]

And again…
Version 0.8.9.20

[sng]

PyRadio 0.8.9.27 is out!

Some bug fixes and “Station history”!
Oh, song title/station name on window title, also!

[napcok]

Already in Mabox repo.

Thanks @sng

[ben_chile]

Thanks for your amazing job. Pyradio keeps looking so Pro

[sng]

PyRadio 0.8.9.28 is out!

Enjoy!

[napcok]

Already in Mabox repo, thanks @sng

[sng]

PyRadio 0.8.9.30 is out!

This release brings a Desktop File installed under Internet, and Desktop Notifications!

Enjoy!

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EDIT: @napcok A note about desktop notifications

If you want to have desktop notifications enabled by default, change this line in the config file

enable_notifications = -1

to

enable_notifications = 0

If you want to have notifications every 60 seconds, change

enable_notifications = -1

to

enable_notifications = 60

and so on