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| |Summary=Pianobar is a console client for the personalized web radio Pandora.
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| |CatPkg=media-sound/pianobar
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| |Maintainer=
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| |Homepage=https://github.com/PromyLOPh/pianobar
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| Pianobar is a console client for the personalized web radio Pandora.
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| It features the following abilities:
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| * Play and manage (create, add more music, delete, rename, etc.) your stations
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| * Rate played songs and let Pandora explain why they have been selected
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| * Show upcoming songs and song history
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| * Configure keybindings
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| * Last.fm scrobbling support (with the help of an external application)
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| * Proxy support for listeners outside of the USA
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| ([https://github.com/PromyLOPh/pianobar Homepage])
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| == Install ==
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| To install Pianobar, emerge it:
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| <console> | |
| ###i## emerge pianobar
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| </console>
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| == Pianobar configuration ==
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| === Easy login ===
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| After you have emerged Pianobar, you can run it with <code>pianobar</code>. If you dislike typing your username and password every time that you run pianobar, create the file <code>~/.config/pianobar/config</code> and add the following lines to it:
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| {{file|name= ~/.config/pianobar/config|desc= |body= | |
| password = YOURPASSWORD
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| user = user@email.com
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| }}
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| === Easy login (with encryption) ===
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| If leaving a plaintext password for your Pandora account somewhere on your filesystem makes you nervous, you can use gpg to decrypt a file that contains your password. Change your configuration to reflect the one below if you would like to encrypt your password:
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| {{file|name=~/.config/pianobar/config|desc= |body=
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| password_command = gpg --decrypt ~/.passwords/pianobar
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| user = user@email.com
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| }} | |
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| === Keybindings ===
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| To configure keybindings, check out <code>man pianobar</code>. All keybindings can be added to <code>~/.config/pianobar/config</code>. All the keybindings in the man page will begin with the line <code>act_</code>.
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| === Other configuration options ===
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| {| {{table}} | |
| !Option
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| !Description
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| |audio_quality
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| |The quality of the audio. Can be set to: high, medium, or low.
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| |-
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| |autostart_station
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| |Select a station ID that you would like to play when Pianobar starts.
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| |-
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| |proxy
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| |Use a http proxy.
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| |}
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| == Troubleshooting == | |
| === Not compiled with threads support ===
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| If you recieve the following warning message (<code>[aac @ 0x7faccc003cd0] Warning: not compiled with thread support, using thread emulation</code>) while running Pianobar, add threads support to ffmpeg, then rebuild it:
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| <console>
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| ###i## echo "media-video/ffmpeg threads" > /etc/portage/package.use/ffmpeg
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| ###i## emerge ffmpeg
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| </console>
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| {{fancynote| As of [https://bugs.funtoo.org/browse/FL-1437 FL-1437], threads support should be enabled on ffmpeg by default.}} | |
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