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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
to General by teroyk - 21 hrs, 13 mins ago - more...
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2009-07-30
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#62
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Yes, it would be a shame if all this effort had gone to waste. Bundyo, any progress on this?
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2009-07-31
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#63
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No, I'm not doing any work on this as is Serge on the rc1. There's currently no maintainer of mplayer on Maemo. If anyone wants to stand and maintain it - contact Serge.
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2009-08-07
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#64
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Hey guys - quick question,
I've got rc2 installed and it's the only way I've found to play this internet radio stream I listen to that requires a username/password. The only thing is, they have your email address as your username, and everything I've tried chokes except for using...
> mplayer -user email@host. com -passwd myPass http:/ /radio.hostname.com/stream
...from xterm. Any other player I tried using with a playlist file or entering the email@addr/password in the URL does not work. But streams without the email address as the username (ie. demo/demo) work just fine.
Does anybody know a better solution to listen to a stream like this?
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I've got rc2 installed and it's the only way I've found to play this internet radio stream I listen to that requires a username/password. The only thing is, they have your email address as your username, and everything I've tried chokes except for using...
> mplayer -user email@host. com -passwd myPass http:/ /radio.hostname.com/stream
...from xterm. Any other player I tried using with a playlist file or entering the email@addr/password in the URL does not work. But streams without the email address as the username (ie. demo/demo) work just fine.
Does anybody know a better solution to listen to a stream like this?
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2009-08-07
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@ Houston
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Originally Posted by moja
You can use personal menu to put that code so that you can play that stream in mplayer using xterm with one click.
Hey guys - quick question,
I've got rc2 installed and it's the only way I've found to play this internet radio stream I listen to that requires a username/password. The only thing is, they have your email address as your username, and everything I've tried chokes except for using...
> mplayer -user email@host. com -passwd myPass http:/ /radio.hostname.com/stream
...from xterm. Any other player I tried using with a playlist file or entering the email@addr/password in the URL does not work. But streams without the email address as the username (ie. demo/demo) work just fine.
Does anybody know a better solution to listen to a stream like this?
- Thanks
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2009-08-07
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Originally Posted by sachin007
sachin007: Thanks for the quick reply. I have implemented your suggestion.
You can use personal menu to put that code so that you can play that stream in mplayer using xterm with one click.
Now I'm hoping that I can find a way to play this stream from a playlist in one of the players, like xmms. And it would be nice to see the song titles. But it's good to at least be able to listen to the stream. Seems odd that MPlayer would be the only thing that can handle these URLs.
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2009-08-08
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HI, I'm a newbie to the n800 (and linux generally 
) and i want to kno how i can install mPlayer from the .tar file you download form this tread.
thx
) and i want to kno how i can install mPlayer from the .tar file you download form this tread.thx
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2009-08-08
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Originally Posted by pinguino89
After you have mplayer from the Extras repo installed and working, follow the steps mentioned earlier in this thread.
HI, I'm a newbie to the n800 (and linux generally
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2009-08-08
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I saw that i have to move the file in /usr/bin/ , config to /home/user/.mplayer/ ,
menu.conf to /etc/mplayer/... but I do not know what to write in the terminal to do this
I'M veeeeeeeeery nooooooob
menu.conf to /etc/mplayer/... but I do not know what to write in the terminal to do this
I'M veeeeeeeeery nooooooob
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2009-08-08
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Originally Posted by pinguino89
Okay, if you saved the files in /media/mmc2 (for example), you would start Xterm and...
I saw that i have to move the file in /usr/bin/ , config to /home/user/.mplayer/ ,
menu.conf to /etc/mplayer/... but I do not know what to write in the terminal to do this
Code:
cp /media/mmc2/config /home/user/.mplayer/config sudo gainroot mv /usr/bin/mplayer /usr/bin/mplayer_old cp /media/mmc2/mplayer /usr/bin/mplayer cp /media/mmc2/menu.conf /etc/mplayer/menu.conf
such command lines scares linux noobs like me