Stream mp3 audio to the world. Wrote this for myself to be able to listen to my music collection from anywhere.
Recursively walks a directory and serves all (mp3, flac, opus, wav) files from the directory tree.
Requires ffmpeg and ffprobe, probably any version as long as it can read the formats above and has libmp3lame enabled.
Here's the output of help as of now:
Usage: radio [OPTIONS] --root <ROOT>
Options:
--generate-config [<FILE>]
Overwrite existing or create a new config file. Optionally pass a path to the config file to be created (not directory).
Doesn't work right yet.
--use-config [<FILE>]
Use the config file instead of the command line. Generates a new config if none exists.
All arguments except '--generate-config' are ignored if this is present.
Optionally pass a path to the config file to be created/read (not directory).
--host <HOST>
The host to bind to.
[default: 127.0.0.1]
--port <PORT>
[default: 9005]
--enable-webui
not implemented.
--shuffle
Choose next song randomly.
--bitrate <TRANSCODE_BITRATE>
The bitrate to use for transcoding. Plain value for bps and suffixed with 'k' for kbps.
[default: 128k]
--enable-mediainfo
Enable /mediainfo endpoint. It serves metadata for the current song in JSON format.
--mediainfo-history <SIZE>
The size of song history to keep track of. Must be greater than 0.
[default: 16]
--transcode-all[=<TRANSCODE_ALL>]
Transcode files that can be sent without transcoding. Set to true if you want to reduce bandwidth a little.
[default: false]
[possible values: true, false]
--root <ROOT>
The root directory to recursively search for music.
Note: --use-config allows to specify multiple root directories.
--include <INCLUDE>
Include these directories or files.
--exclude <EXCLUDE>
Exclude these directories or files.
-h, --help
Print help (see a summary with '-h')
-V, --version
Print version
Here's a lucky commit hash I pulled:
