Radio Server for Debian based system, RaspberryPI, CHIP 9$ Computer and more...
It is a minimalistic wrap on mpg123//mplayer//omxplayer and a bunch of internet radio url addresses kept in a sqlite3 DB. Design is responsive by means of Twitter:Bootstrap.
Is is just a simple web interfcae to search, play, modify Internet Radios. Adding your genre, and information to search easily.
Just copy the branch in a directory like /usr/local/bin/radioserver
Update 2024: Now installation use poetry
Starting from git repository I would suggest this (suppose your target device is 192.168.2.123):
ssh root@192.168.168.2.123
cd /tmp
git clone https://github.com/ernitron/radio-server.git
cd radio-server
sudo cp -a radio-server /usr/local/bin
Install cherrypy3 and sqlite3
$ sudo apt-get install python-cherrypy3
$ sudo apt-get install sqlite3
Install player $ sudo apt-get install mplayer OR $ sudo apt-get install mpg123
Configure parameters in radioserver.sh # it is already preconfigured if installation is in /usr/local/bin/radioserver Anyway it is possible to change default parameters of server like
--port 80 (default is 8804)
--player mpg123 OR mplayer OR omxplayer (for RaspberryPi)
--etc. see code.
Optional update-rc.d to let it start on boot (debian/ubuntu/raspiban/chip linux)
$ cd /usr/loca/bin/radioserver
$ sudo cp radioserver.sh /etc/init.d
$ sudo update-rc.d radioserver.sh defaults
Start / Stop script
$ sudo /etc/init.d/radioserver.sh start # ( or stop, status, etc )
Just open browser and point to web address of the appliance. eg: http://192.168.2.123:8804
Webapp is protected:
user: admin
pass: webradio
User interface is pretty self-explaining.
Search for radio (null search provide full list) Preset are RAI=Italian Radio RAI, RMC=RadioMonteCarlo, NL=Nederland Radio
Just click play> and it will play on appliance
To edit just tick edit and reload search
Volume should work (but is an hack with alsamixer... well everything is an hack! and was never intended to be public)
Just enjoy!
database.db is filled with Internet Radio taken from Internet
They can be changed /insert/modify/delete with User interface
It took me sometime to discover them... I guess internet radio apps make that part of their value ;)