Re: zinf from commandline or network?

There are several ui interfaces to use.   Checkout 

cmdline, mpg123, ncurses, even irman, or lcd

You run them with

zinf -ui cmdline   [songs or playlists]

and simarly for the other. No music browser functionality is available
though.

You might have to dig through the code to understand all
the commands available.. We're a little short on documentors.

Here's another feature you might find handy.   

If you aleady have an instance of zinf running,
you can reset the play list by running a single
line from the command line with the songs that you like 
in the play list (provided that you have set "allow only
one instance").

For example, I keep a running copy of zinf on my desktop.

I can then run from the command line,

zinf /tmp/mynewplaylist.m3u

and that will be placed in running copy.

Hope that helps.  


On Mon, 2003-05-19 at 18:48, Dave Mehler wrote:
> Hello,
>     Wondering is it possible to run zinf from a shell commandline? Or, via a
> web browser? What i'd like is to have a machine be kind of a network jukebox
> for mp3's, can do this?
> Thanks.
> Dave.
> 
> 
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