| Scriptname | README |
|---|---|
| shufflemp3-0.8.pl | shufflemp3.pl (Linux only) searches in and below the current working directory for files ending with ".mp3", ".MP3", ".Mp3" or ".mP3" and plays them as mp3s with the external command "mpg123" in random order, looping. It features direct key-input-control in Linux-terminal. You may be surprised, which mp3-files are found, when you start it in an unfamiliar directory. |
| riofill | Randomly selects a playlist of MP3 files from a given directory and either uploads them to a connected Rio MP3 player or prints the playlist. |
| mp3play-1.00 | This program can easily be modified to behave differently however you like. Basically, it's a program that will take a list of MP3s either from STDIN or on the command line, shuffle them, and then play them. If you CTRL-C out of a song, it will skip to the next song, and it won't submit the song to last.fm. If you CTRL-C twice in less than a default of 2 seconds, the program will exit entirely. When an mp3 plays, the MP3 tag is ... |
| mp3split_1.01.pl | Takes any mp3 file and performs a simple binary split (so you can just cat the chunks together to get the original) -- except that it only splits on MP3 frame boundaries, so that each segment is a valid playable MP3 file on its own. |
| whisper_1_1.pl | whisper_1_1.pl - MP3 streaming server used with WinAmp client. It'll run on any UNIX system with PERL. No special CPAN mods required. WinAmp can be obtained at www.winamp.com code@levitator.org Scott Parks 01/26/00 whisper_1_1.pl - How to run it. 1. Use the WinAMP Client. That's what it's designed around. 2. Create a playlist This is a file with a complete path to a mp3 file. A playlist might look like this: /expor... |
| whisper_1_2.pl | whisper_1_2.pl - MP3 streaming server used with WinAmp client. It'll run on any UNIX system with PERL. No special CPAN mods required. WinAmp can be obtained at www.winamp.com code@levitator.org Scott Parks 01/26/00 whisper_1_2.pl - How to run it. 1. Use the WinAMP Client. That's what it's designed around. 2. Create a playlist This is a file with a complete path to a mp3 file. A playlist might look like this: /expor... |