This is, right now, a very basic music player for CC:T, that uses any subsonic server with a compatible dfpwm encoder(see below), a CC:T computer with a speaker, and optionally a monitor to display the song queue and current song.
This project will likely not be updated, as such i am releasing under a dual license, MIT and the FAFO-2-CLAUSE version 2, because as much as i like my own license, the MIT license has actual legal backing
- Can play a playlist from a subsonic server, optionally with shuffle
- Display all the songs in the queue on a monitor
- Skip to the next song
- Not much else
- Pause and resume
- Volume control
- Search and play individual songs
- download both startup.lua and md5.lua
- Set the following settings using the setting api, or edit the settings example file and run it
> set bsp.instance <URL>
> set bsp.user <username>
> set bsp.password <password>
> set bsp.playlist <playlist>Where:
instanceis the URL of the subsonic serveruseris the username to the subsonic userpasswordis the password to the subsonic userplaylistis the subsonic playlist to play
And optionally the following:
> set bsp.client <clientname>
> set bsp.volume <volume>
> set bsp.displayNum <number>
> set bsp.shuffle <true/false>Where:
clientis the client name to use when connecting to the subsonic servervolumeis the volume to set the speaker todisplayNumis the number of songs to display on the monitorshuffleis whether to shuffle the playlist
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I personally use navidrome as my subsonic server, but this should work with any subsonic API compatible server
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To get dfpwm encoding support, you need to enable the
ND_ENABLETRANSCODINGCONFIGsetting in navidrome, and add a new encoder with the following settings:Name: dfpwm (this can actually be whatever you want)Target Format: dfpwmDefault Bit Rate: 48Command:
ffmpeg -i %s -c:a dfpwm -ar 48k -ac 1 -f dfpwm -Warning: This setting allows for any arbitrary command to be run on the server, so be careful with what you put in here and who has access to it
- Parts of startup.lua are based on code from KSSS, License MIT, Copyright (c) 2024 kotahu
- This repository includes md5.lua, License MIT, Copyright (c) 2013 Enrique García Cota + Adam Baldwin + hanzao + Equi 4 Software
- The rest of this code is now licensed under both MIT and the FAFO-2-CLAUSE version 2, a permissive public license