thanks for that info larry, but the problem is - how do I edit the play list to
show other stations I want to list? I'm a little confused on how this is set up,
other than it popping up on the download manager, when I click on the link given
to me. http://66.220.123.123:443/listen.pls, I want to add more like these
shown, tho.
When I click on the + it gives me the directory, I am in and ask's me if I want
to create a director for such file? Now, that's where I'm getting confused...
JN
larry price wrote:
I used to be an XMMS fan, but the "All interface toolkits suck so
we'll build our own" thing kinda turned me off, I've moved on to
RythmBox
helpful tip for Ubuntu users, to enable mp3 playback for all gnome
applications you need to 'apt-get install gstreamer0.8-mad' since
it's not included by default due to some tedious IP hostage-taking and
the ShuttleWorth foundations (understandable) reluctance to become
lawyer bait.
On 5/27/05, Jeff Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey guys, I was wondering if any of you are using the XMMS player on your linux
boxes? I just found out today, that I was able to listen to a friend's online
scanner (police/fire scanner) up in the Bend, Oregon area. I was wondering how
in the world do I save and add more such stations to my play list??
Internet Radio Stations are just specialised url's that look like this
http://www.somafm.com/groovesalad.pls
or
http://sc1.magnatune.com:8006/
A step by step would be nice addition to teach me new tricks!
Thrash madly at the GUI until you accidentally open the playlist editor
goto http://live365.com
cut
then paste.
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