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SSL support through a different app. Okay! Will have to finally begin using Nginx then. Good opportunity to learn something new.
So it can only play a handful of the most popular formats and it requires a metric ton of dependencies. Why are you not using ffmpeg? It can handle decoding, encoding, streaming, tagging, filtering and output without any external libraries.
This is a great question. Unfortunately I don't have a good answer, at least from a technical standpoint. ffmpeg is super stable, battle tested, and does just about everything. I think there were a couple reasons we (myself and the original developers) didn't go with ffmpeg initially: (1) we really wanted to learn how to build a medium-sized C++ app from scratch. Passing everything through to ffmpeg sounded boring. (…
http://universalplaylist.stavros.io/
I tried to write a beets implementation, I got rather far but it was cumbersome because beets is more of a library manager than a playlist manager. That meant it lacked playlist functionality, which meant I'd have to write my own playlist manager, which was quite a bit more work than just the import/export plugin :/
Added a folder location, then it crashed. Now it crashes on launch: http://imgur.com/a/Sb2hQ http://imgur.com/a/fKUXO
Too bad it doesn't do youtube. Anyone knows of a cli app that can play local files as well as youtube?
For each cool app like this or terminal based chat apps or terminal slack that's another 2.4mb just for overhead! I'm looking at my process monitor right now and I have 250, 250mb, allocated to terminal apps. It's insane!
The thing that really chaps my hide about the proliferation of these terminal based apps is that now I have all these terminal instances open. For each cool app like this or terminal based chat apps or terminal slack that's another 2.4mb just for overhead! I'm looking at my process monitor right now and I have 250, 250mb , allocated to terminal apps. It's insane!
The thing that really chaps my hide about the proliferation of these terminal based apps is that now I have all these terminal instances open. For each cool app like this or terminal based chat apps or terminal slack that's another 2.4mb just for overhead! I'm looking at my process monitor right now and I have 250, 250mb , allocated to terminal apps. It's insane!
Wouldn't a GUI app have much, much more overhead though? Right now, the _Dock_ on my laptop is taking ~250MB on its own. A simple app that allows me to control when my monitors sleep is another 100MB. Both of those are way more that a simple terminal instance of 2.4MB.
Too bad it doesn't do youtube. Anyone knows of a cli app that can play local files as well as youtube?
I don't know about local files, but mpsyt is great for listening to music on YouTube.
I would have hoped there's a program that can do both.