# The XML tags in the comments are used to help produce the documentation
# from the sample/reference file, and not at all at run time, where
# comments are just comments. Edit at will.

# The command line options have higher priorities than the values in
# this file.

# <filetitle>Upmpdcli configuration</filetitle>

# <grouptitle>Upmpdcli general parameters</grouptitle>

# <var name="logfilename" type="fn"><brief>Log file
# name.</brief><descr>Defaults to stderr. This can also be specified as -d
# logfilename.</descr></var>
#logfilename = 

# <var name="loglevel" type="int" values="0 5 2"><brief>Log
# level.</brief><descr>Can also be specified as -l loglevel.</descr></var>
#loglevel = 2

# <var name="pkgdatadir" type="dfn"><brief>XML and other constant data storage
# directory.</brief><descr>Default: '$prefix/share/upmpcli' (e.g.:
# '/usr/share/upmpdcli').</descr></var>
#pkgdatadir=/usr/share/upmpdcli

# <var name="pidfile" type="fn"><brief>Name of lock file used to store the
# current process pid.</brief><descr>Only used if the process is launched
# by user root. Used by the init system, and to avoid multiple
# instances. The only reason to change the value is if you actually want to
# have several instances running (also change cachedir in this
# case).</descr></var>
#pidfile = /var/run/upmpdcli.pid


# <grouptitle>UPnP network parameters</grouptitle>

# <var name="upnpiface" type="cstr" values="dynamic"><brief>Network interface to
# use for UPnP.</brief><descr>libupnp/pupnp only supports communicating on
# a single interface and will use the first found, this allows forcing the
# use of another interface.</descr></var>
#upnpiface = 

# <var name="upnpip" type="string"><brief>IP address to use for UPnP, 
# alternative to using an interface name.</brief></var>
#upnpip = 

# <var name="upnpport" type="int" values="0 65635 49152"><brief>Port number
# used for UPnP.</brief><descr>libupnp/pupnp defaults to using the first
# free port after 49152. Note that clients do not need to know about the
# value, which is automatically discovered.</descr></var>
#upnpport = 



# <grouptitle>Media Renderer parameters</grouptitle>

# <var name="friendlyname" type="string"><brief>"Friendly Name" for the
# UPnP Media Renderer.</brief><descr>This will be displayed by most Control
# Points to identify the Renderer. Some OpenHome Control Points may display
# the 'ohproductroom' value instead.</descr></var>
#friendlyname = UpMpd

# <var name="upnpav" type="bool" values="1"><brief>Enable UPnP AV services
# (0/1).</brief><descr>This is set by default, but it may useful to switch
# it off with some OpenHome Control Points which are too easily confused by
# the presence of UPnP AV services.</descr></var>
#upnpav = 1

# <var name="openhome" type="bool" values="1"><brief>Enable OpenHome services
# (0/1).</brief><descr>This defaults to 1, as OpenHome queuing is superior
# for most usages. There should be little reason to turn it
# off.</descr></var>
#openhome = 1

# <var name="lumincompat" type="bool" values="1"><brief>For upmpdcli
# version 1.3: enable Lumin compatibility mode (lose ohcredentials)
# (0/1).</brief><descr>For some unknown reason, Lumin 1.10 can't discover
# upmpdcli when the OpenHome Credentials service is enabled. Setting this
# allows upmpdcli to work with Lumin, at the cost of losing the use of the
# Credentials service (normally used for logging in to Qobuz or Tidal inside
# Kazoo).</descr></var>
#lumincompat = 0

# <var name="saveohcredentials" type="bool"><brief>Save the streaming
# services login parameters to disk.</brief><descr>This allows sharing the
# password with the upmpdcli media server streaming service proxy, if you
# are also using it. Avoids having to enter the password in the regular
# configuration file. Depending on your situation, you may see this as a
# security risk. The default is true, because I don't see this as a real
# issue in the general case.</descr></var>
# saveohcredentials = 1

# <var name="checkcontentformat" type="bool" values="1"><brief>Check that
# input format is supported.</brief><descr>Extract the protocolinfo
# information from the input metadata and check it against our supported
# formats. Set this option to 0 if a control point or media server sends
# good audio data with bad metadata.</descr></var>
#checkcontentformat = 1

# <var name="iconpath" type="fn"><brief>Path to the Renderer icon.</brief>
# <descr>The image will be displayed by Control Points which support
# it. The UPnP protocol has provisions for a renderer to send the URL to a
# descriptive icon as part of the device description. Due to current (and
# probably permanent) *upmpdcli* limitations, the image file *must* be a
# 64x64 32 bits-per-pixel png file. Default: '$pkgdatadir/icon.png'.
# The icon will only be read once, when upmpdcli starts
# up.</descr></var>
#iconpath = /usr/share/upmpdcli/icon.png

# <var name="cachedir" type="dfn"><brief>Directory used to store cached
# data</brief><descr>Only used for the OpenHome queue metadata for now.
# The default value is ~/.cache/upmpdcli for normal users or
# /var/cache/upmpdcli when upmpdcli is started as root.</descr></var>
#cachedir = /var/cache/upmpdcli

# <var name="presentationhtml" type="fn"><brief>Path to the presentation HTML
# document</brief><descr>You can change it to replace the default
# presentation page. The page will only be read once, when upmpdcli starts
# up. It can't presently be used for status updates (but I guess that you
# could put a redirect in there, to something more dynamic served by a real
# HTTP server). Default: '$pkgdatadir/presentation.html'.</descr></var>
#presentationhtml = /usr/share/upmpdcli/presentation.html



# <grouptitle>MPD parameters</grouptitle>

# <var name="mpdhost" type="string"><brief>Host MPD runs on.</brief>
# <descr>Defaults to localhost. This can also be specified as -h
# host</descr></var>
#mpdhost = localhost

# <var name="mpdport" type="int" values="0 65635 6600"><brief>IP port used by
# MPD</brief>. <descr>Can also be specified as -p port. Defaults to the
# normal MPD port, 6600</descr></var>
#mpdport = 6600

# <var name="mpdpassword" type="string"><brief>MPD
# password.</brief><descr>Password for connecting to MPD (only necessary
# if password access is enabled in the MPD configuration
# file).</descr></var>
#mpdpassword =

# <var name="ownqueue" type="bool" values="1"><brief>Set if we own the MPD
# queue.</brief>.<descr>If this is set (on by default), we own the MPD
# queue and will fearlessly clear it. Can also be specified as -q
# 0|1.</descr></var>
#ownqueue = 1


# <grouptitle>Audio control hooks</grouptitle>

# <var name="onstart" type="fn"><brief>Command to run when playback is
# about to begin.</brief><descr>Specify the full path to the program,
# e.g. /usr/bin/logger.</descr></var>
#onstart =

# <var name="onplay" type="fn"><brief>Command to run when MPD state
# switches to "PLAY".  </brief><descr>Specify the full path to the program,
# e.g. /usr/bin/logger.</descr></var>
#onplay =

# <var name="onpause" type="fn"><brief>Command to run when MPD state
# switches to "PAUSE".  </brief><descr>Specify the full path to the program,
# e.g. /usr/bin/logger.</descr></var>
#onpause =

# <var name="onstop" type="fn"><brief>Command to run when MPD state switches to
# "STOP".</brief><descr>Specify the full path to the program,
# e.g. /usr/bin/logger.</descr></var>
#onstop =

# <var name="onstandby" type="fn"><brief>Command to run when the setstandby
# action is called.</brief><descr>Specify the full path to the program. It
# is called with one 0/1 argument to change the standby state (1 for activating
# standby), and with no argument to query the state. In all cases, it should
# print the standby state (0/1) to stdout before exiting.</descr></var>
#onstandby =

# <var name="externalvolumecontrol" type="fn"><brief>Use external command
# to manage the the sound volume (0/1).</brief><descr>This is used in the
# case where MPD is unable to control the volume, but some other command
# can, for example if you have an external amp on which it is possible to
# set and read the volume through scripts. If set, the calls to MPD to set
# and read the volume will be replaced by executions of 'onvolumechange'
# and 'getexternalvolume'</descr></var>
#externalvolumecontrol = 

# <var name="getexternalvolume" type="fn"><brief>Command to run for reading
# the sound volume.</brief><descr>The command should write a 0-100 numeric
# value to stdout.</descr></var>
#getexternalvolume =

# <var name="onvolumechange" type="fn"><brief>Command to run to set the
# volume.</brief><descr>Used when 'externalvolumecontrol' is set.
# Specify the full path to the program, which is called with the volume as
# the first argument, e.g. /some/script 85.</descr></var>
#onvolumechange =

# <grouptitle>OpenHome parameters</grouptitle>

# <var name="ohproductroom" type="string"><brief>The name of the room where
# the Product is located.</brief><descr>Set to “Main Room” by default,
# displayed in place of the "friendly name" by some control points.
# ProductRoom is used to group the Product with other related Products in
# the same physical room (e.g. a source with a pre-amp). Products which are
# physically linked must always share the same ProductRoom
# name.</descr></var>
#ohproductroom = Main Room

# <var name="radiolist" type="fn"><brief>Path to an external file with radio
# definitions.</brief><descr>Radio stations can be defined at the end of
# the main file, or in an external file (or both). Using an external file
# can ease distribution to multiple machines. Either way, each radio
# station is defined as a section with a name beginning with 'radio',
# containing a mandatory URL parameter, and optional values. The part of
# the name after 'radio' will be the displayed radio name (as album title).
#
# - artUrl: an optional static radio icon URL.
# - artScript: an optional script to retrieve an image for the current title
# - metaScript: an optional script to retrieve metadata for the current
#   title.
# - preferScript: decide if values from script should override icy metadata
# 
# See the xref:radio-definitions[section about radio station definitions]
# for details about the scripts.
#
# Example:
#
# ----
#     [radio My Radio]
#     url = http://some.host/some/path.pls
#     artUrl = http://some.host/icon/path.png
#     artScript = /path/to/script/dynamic-art-getter
#     metaScript = /path/to/script/metadata-getter
#     preferScript = 1
# ----
# </descr></var>
#radiolist = /path/to/my/radio/list

# <var name="ohmanufacturername" type="string"><brief>Manufacturer
# name. </brief></var>
#ohmanufacturername = UpMPDCli heavy industries Co.
# <var name="ohmanufacturerinfo" type="string"><brief>Manufacturer
# information. </brief></var>
#ohmanufacturerinfo = Such nice guys and gals
# <var name="ohmanufacturerurl" type="string"><brief>URL for manufacturer
# web site. </brief></var>
#ohmanufacturerurl = http://www.lesbonscomptes.com/upmpdcli
# <var name="ohmanufacturerimageuri" type="string"><brief>Uri for
# manufacturer’s logo. </brief></var>
#ohmanufacturerimageuri =
# <var name="ohmodelname" type="string"><brief>Model name.</brief></var>
#ohmodelname = UpMPDCli UPnP-MPD gateway
# <var name="ohmodelinfo" type="string"><brief>Model information.</brief></var>
#ohmodelinfo =
# <var name="ohmodelurl" type="string"><brief>URL for model web
# site.</brief></var>
#ohmodelurl = http://www.lesbonscomptes.com/upmpdcli
# <var name="ohmodelimageuri" type="string"><brief>Uri for model’s
# icon. </brief></var>
#ohmodelimageuri =
# <var name="ohproductname" type="string"><brief>User-visible product
# name. By default this is set to ModelName.</brief></var>
#ohproductname = Upmpdcli
# <var name="ohproductinfo" type="string"><brief>Product information.
# </brief></var>
#ohproductinfo =
# <var name="ohproducturl" type="string"><brief>URL for product web
# site. This may be the UPnP presentation page.</brief></var>
#ohproducturl =
# <var name="ohproductimageuri" type="string"><brief>Uri for product
# image. </brief></var>
#ohproductimageuri =
# <var name="ohmetapersist" type="bool" values="1"><brief>Save queue
# metadata to disk (0/1).</brief><descr>This allows persistence of the
# metadata information across restarts, the default is 1, and there is no
# reason to turn it off.</descr></var>
#ohmetapersist = 1
# <var name="ohmetasleep" type="int" values="0 120 0"><brief>Mimimum
# interval (Seconds) between two cache saves.</brief><descr>Increasing this
# may improve playlist load speed on a slow device. The default is to start
# a new save as soon as the previous one is done (if the list changed again
# inbetween).</descr></var>
#ohmetasleep = 0


# <grouptitle>Media Server general parameters</grouptitle>

# <var name="msfriendlyname" type="string"><brief>Friendly name for the
# Media Server (if enabled).</brief><descr>The default is to append
# "-mediaserver" to the friendlyname value.</descr></var>
#msfriendlyname = 

# <var name="plgmicrohttpport" type="int" values="1 65535 49149"><brief>IP
# port for the tidal/qobuz/gmusic local HTTP service.</brief> <descr>The
# URLs for tracks streamed from these services point to a local microhttpd
# server running on this port (it uses redirection to the actual service
# URL when actually streaming). The default is 49149.</descr></var>
#plgmicrohttpport = 49149

# <var name="plgproxymethod" type="string" values="proxy redirect">
# <brief>Decide if we proxy (copy: fetch/serve), or redirect the streaming
# services streams.</brief><descr>Using redirect is much more efficient,
# but the proxy has a facility to retry when a stream is dropped by the
# service, which seems to happen esp. with Qobuz.</descr></var>
#plgproxymethod = redirect

# <grouptitle>Tidal streaming service parameters</grouptitle>

# <var name="tidaluser" type="string"><brief>Tidal user name.</brief>
# <descr>Your Tidal login name.</descr></var>
#tidaluser = your tidal user name
# <var name="tidalpass" type="string"><brief>Tidal password.</brief>
# <descr>The password for your Tidal account.</descr></var>
#tidalpass = your Tidal password
# <var name="tidalquality" type="cstr" values="low high lossless">
# <brief>Tidal stream quality.</brief> <descr>'low' and 'high' are aac
# streams. 'lossless' is FLAC and will only work if your subscription
# allows it.</descr></var>
#tidalquality = low/high/lossless

# <grouptitle>Qobuz streaming service parameters</grouptitle>

# <var name="qobuzuser" type="string"><brief>Qobuz user name.</brief>
# <descr>Your Qobuz login name.</descr></var>
#qobuzuser = me@some.place
# <var name="qobuzpass" type="string"><brief>Qobuz password.</brief>
# <descr>The password for your Qobuz account.</descr></var>
#qobuzpass = agoodpassword
# <var name="qobuzformatid" type="cstr" values="5 7">
# <brief>Qobuz stream quality.</brief> <descr>5 for mp3/320, 7 for FLAC if
# your subscription allows it.</descr></var>
#qobuzformatid = 5

# <grouptitle>Google Music streaming service parameters</grouptitle>

# <var name="gmusicuser" type="string"><brief>Google Music user name.</brief>
# <descr>Your Google Music login name (probably a gmail address).</descr></var>
#gmusicuser = me@gmail.com
# <var name="gmusicpass" type="string"><brief>Google Music password.</brief>
# <descr>The password for your Google Music account.</descr></var>
#gmusicpass = agoodpassword
# <var name="gmusicquality" type="cstr" values="hi med low">
# <brief>Google Music stream quality.</brief> <descr>'hi' for mp3/320, 'med'
# for mp3/160, 'low' for mp3/128.</descr></var>
#gmusicquality = med
# <var name="gmusicdeviceid" type="string"> <brief>Google Music device
# id.</brief> <descr>Your system MAC address will be used by default, but
# it seems that this does not work any more and that an Android deviceid is
# needed. upmpdcli will try to get one from the list of registered
# devices. If this does not work, you will need to set the gmusicdeviceid
# value to the device ID from a phone or tablet on which you also use
# Google Play Music (look up "Android deviceid" for help).</descr></var>
#gmusicdeviceid =

# <grouptitle>Spotify streaming service parameters</grouptitle>

# <var name="spotifyuser" type="string"><brief>Spotify user name.</brief>
# <descr>Your Spotify login name.</descr></var>
#spotifyuser = me@some.place
# <var name="spotifypass" type="string"><brief>Spotify password.</brief>
# <descr>The password for your Spotify account.</descr></var>
#spotifypass = agoodpassword

# <grouptitle>Local Media Server parameters</grouptitle>

# <var name="uprcluser" type="string"><brief>Bogus user name variable.</brief>
# <descr>Used for consistency with other Media Server plugins to decide if
# the service should be started (so, do set it if you want a Media Server).
# </descr></var>
#uprcluser = bugsbunny

# <var name="uprclmediadirs" type="string"> <brief>Media
# directories</brief><descr>This is a space-separated list of directories
# to explore for music files. This is used directly as the recoll "topdirs"
# value, so you can use double-quote quoting for paths with embedded
# spaces.</descr></var>
#uprclmediadirs = /tmp

# <var name="uprcltitle" type="string"> <brief>Plugin Title.</brief><descr>This
# will be displayed as the plugin entry in the Media Server root
# directory.</descr></var>
#uprcltitle = Local Music

# <var name="uprclhostport" type="string"><brief>HTTP host and port for
# serving media files</brief><descr>The Media Server HTTP server will run
# on this address and port, which will also be inserted on the URLs we
# produce. If the variable is not set, we will use port 9090 and the first
# non-loopback ipv4 address in "ip addr" output, which may be right or
# not. Example: 192.168.1.1:9090</descr></var>
#uprclhostport = 

# <var name="uprclpaths" type="string"><brief>Path translations.</brief>
# <descr>Translations from real paths to ones relative to the HTTP server
# doc tree. If this is not set, uprcl will use a null translation for each
# of the uprclmediadirs entries.</descr></var>
#uprclpaths =

# <var name="uprclconfdir" type="dfn"><brief>Recoll index
# directory</brief><descr>This is usually not defined and defaults to
# /var/cache/upmpdcli/uprcl. The name is a bit misleading because there is
# no real configuration data in there: it's all programmatically
# generated from actual configuration found elsewhere.</descr></var> 
#uprclconfdir = /var/cache/upmpdcli/uprcl

# <var name="uprclautostart" type="bool"><brief>Initialize uprcl as soon as
# upmpdcli starts</brief><descr>This is useful because uprcl initialization
# can take quite some time so it is better not to wait for the first
# access. The general default is false for the autostart variables, so this
# needs to be explicitely set to true.</descr></var>
#uprclautostart = 1
uprclautostart = 1


# <grouptitle>Songcast Receiver parameters</grouptitle>

# Parameters for the Songcast modes. These are read by either/both the
# songcast and upmpdcli processes

# <var name="sclogfilename" type="fn"><brief>Log file name for sc2mpd (default
# stderr)</brief><descr>The value *must not* be the same as the one used
# for upmpdcli (except if empty).</descr></var>
#sclogfilename = 

# <var name="scloglevel" type="int" values="0 5 2"><brief>Log verbosity for
# sc2mpd.</brief></var>
#scloglevel = 3

# <var name="scplaymethod" type="cstr" values="mpd alsa"><brief>sc2mpd
# play method (mpd/alsa).</brief><descr>With this set as 'alsa', sc2mpd
# will send the audio directly to the sound driver, which is the only way
# to really avoid skips and control the synchronization in multi-room
# setups. *For 'alsa', make sure that user upmpdcli has permission to
# access the audio devices !*</descr></var>
#scplaymethod = mpd

# <var name="schttpport" type="int" values="0 65635 8768"><brief>Port
# used by sc2mpd for MPD to connect to.</brief><descr>Used only for
# scplaymethod=mpd. sc2mpd only accepts connections from
# localhost.</descr></var>
#schttpport = 8768

# <var name="scalsadevice" type="string"><brief>Alsa device used by sc2mpd
# for playing audio.</brief><descr>Only used for scplaymethod=alsa. Use
# 'aplay -L' to see the possible values.</descr></var>
#scalsadevice = default

# <var name="sccvttype" type="cstr" values="SRC_SINC_FASTEST
# SRC_SINC_BEST_QUALITY SRC_SINC_MEDIUM_QUALITY SRC_ZERO_ORDER_HOLD
# SRC_LINEAR NONE"><brief>sc2mpd resampling method.</brief><descr> 
# Only used for scplaymethod=alsa. sc2mpd uses libsamplerate. The default
# method is SRC_SINC_FASTEST and a Rasberry Pi 1 is fast enough to use it.
# Possible values: SRC_SINC_BEST_QUALITY, SRC_SINC_MEDIUM_QUALITY,
# SRC_SINC_FASTEST, SRC_ZERO_ORDER_HOLD, SRC_LINEAR.  See the libsamplerate
# documentation for descriptions. Anything above SRC_SINC_FASTEST needs a
# serious CPU.  BEST_QUALITY uses approx 25% cpu on a core i7
# 4770T. Obviously too much, actually might not be sustainable (it's almost
# 100% of 1 cpu).  MEDIUM_QUALITY is around 10% on the same machine,
# FASTEST is 4-5%. Given that this is measured for the full process, probably
# a couple % for the conversion in fact. NONE will turn resampling off:
# minimum CPU and best quality, but guaranteed glitches from time
# to time, depending on the clocks skew.</descr></var>
#sccvttype = SRC_SINC_FASTEST

# <var name="sc2mpd" type="string"><brief>Path to
# sc2mpd.</brief><descr>Only useful if it is not in /usr/bin and the
# location is not in the $PATH for the init scripts.</descr></var>
#sc2mpd = 

# <var name="screceiverstatefile" type="string"><brief>Path to a screceiver
# state file.</brief><descr>If set, the sender uri and metadata will be read
# from the file when initializing the Songcast Receiver service and written to
# the file when a Sender is set for the service. Useful for preserving the
# sender information between restarts.</descr></var>
#screceiverstatefile =

# <grouptitle>Songcast Sender parameters</grouptitle>

# Parameters tor the Sender/Receiver mode. Only does anything if
# scplaymethod is alsa

# <var name="scstreamcodec" type="string" values="PCM FLAC OPUS">
# <brief>!!Standard Songcast receivers only support PCM!! Codec to use for
# the network stream.</brief> <descr>Set to empty or PCM to support
# foreign receivers. Or use FLAC or OPUS for lower network
# load.</descr></var>
#scstreamcodec =

# <var name="scsenderpath" type="fn"><brief>Path to starter script</brief>
# <descr>This is normally scmakempdsender which starts the auxiliary mpd
# and the sender process. Empty and searched in the PATH by
# default.</descr></var>
#scsenderpath =

# <var name="scstreamscaled" type="bool" values="1"><brief>Scale the
# Songcast stream.</brief><descr>If set, MPD software volume control will
# be applied to the stream. True by default: using a Control Point to set
# the volume on the upmpdcli instance which started the Sender affects the
# volume for all Receivers.</descr></var>
#scstreamscaled = 1

# <var name="scsendermpdport" type="int" values="0 65635 6700">
# <brief>localhost port to be used by the auxiliary mpd.</brief></var>
#scsendermpdport = 6700

# <var name="scripts_dir" type="dfn"><brief>External sources script
# directory.</brief><descr>Location for the scripts used to set up
# additional external sources. See the Songcast Sender support
# documentation page.</descr></var>
#scripts_dir = /usr/share/upmpdcli/src_scripts

# <var name="scscriptgracesecs" type="int"><brief>Grace period to wait for
# a script process to exit before it is forcely killed.</brief>
# <descr>In seconds. Default 2 S.</descr></var>
#scscriptgracesecs = 2

# Initial / default List of radios borrowed from misc sources. Edit to taste
# See 'radiolist' above for a description of the entries.
#
# The section markers are the radio names. The definitions must be at the
# end of the file because a section definition extends to the EOF and would
# hide any parameters found inside which is not one of the radio
# attributes. See the radio definitions section in the manual for details,
# esp. about the scripts which can be used to fetch cover art and metadata
# about the current song.

[radio Radio Paradise (lossy)]
# There are many different urls and data formats for radio paradise. See
# the details here:
# http://www.radioparadise.com/rp_2.php#name=Listen&file=links
url = http://stream-uk1.radioparadise.com/aac-128
artUrl = https://www.radioparadise.com/graphics/fb_logo.png
artScript = radio-paradise-get-art.sh

[radio Radio Paradise (flac)]
artUrl = https://www.radioparadise.com/graphics/fb_logo.png
metaScript = radio-paradise-get-flac.py

[radio Naim Radio]
url =  http://37.130.228.60:8090/listen.pls
artUrl = https://www.naimaudio.com/sites/all/themes/naim/images/naim_records_logo.png

[radio Linn Radio (Variety)]
url =  http://opml.radiotime.com/Tune.ashx?id=s122119
artUrl = http://small.linncdn.com/website/responsive/images/logo-black-chunky.png
[radio Linn Classical (Classical)]
url =  http://opml.radiotime.com/Tune.ashx?id=s122116
artUrl = http://small.linncdn.com/website/responsive/images/logo-black-chunky.png

[radio Linn Jazz (Jazz)]
url =  http://opml.radiotime.com/Tune.ashx?id=s122120
artUrl = http://small.linncdn.com/website/responsive/images/logo-black-chunky.png

[radio FIP (Paris)]
#url = http://direct.fipradio.fr/live/fip-midfi.mp3
url = https://chai5she.cdn.dvmr.fr/fip-midfi.mp3?ID=radiofrance
artUrl = https://www.fip.fr/sites/default/files/fip-quadri-filet.png
metaScript = fip-meta.py 7
preferScript = 1

[radio FIP autour du rock]
#url = https://direct.fipradio.fr/live/fip-webradio1.mp3?ID=radiofrance
url = https://chai5she.cdn.dvmr.fr/fip-webradio1.mp3?ID=radiofrance
artUrl = https://www.fip.fr/sites/default/files/fip-quadri-filet.png
metaScript = fip-meta.py 64
preferScript = 1


# upmpdcli general parameters
#logfilename = /var/log/upmpdcli.log
#loglevel = 2
#pkgdatadir=/usr/share/upmpdcli
#pidfile = /var/run/upmpdcli.pid

# upnp network parameters
#upnpiface =
upnpip = 192.168.0.1
#upnpport =

# media renderer parameters
#friendlyname = UpMpd
#upnpav = 1
#openhome = 1
#lumincompat = 0
#saveohcredentials = 1
#checkcontentformat = 1
#iconpath = /usr/share/upmpdcli/icon.png
#cachedir = /var/cache/upmpdcli
#presentationhtml = /usr/share/upmpdcli/presentation.html

# mpd parameters
mpdhost = 192.168.0.1
#mpdport = 6600
#mpdpassword =
#ownqueue = 1
pkgdatadir=/media