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dradio

DRADIO(5)							  DRadio Manuals							 DRADIO(5)

NAME

       dradio - Danmarks Radio netradio player configuration file

SYNOPSIS

       ~/.config/dradio/menu.xml

DESCRIPTION

       The  dradio(1)  configuration  is a simple XML file with a list of menu items. This file should be edited, to reorder, to remove, or to add
       playlist URL's to fit your preferences. See dradio-config(1) for help to regenerate the configuration.

CONFIGURATION FILE FORMAT

       <menu> The root element.

       <item label="LABEL" src="SRC" type="[direct | playlist | rss]" />
	      A menu item. The LABEL attribute value is the display name of the channel/podcast. The SRC attribute value  is  the  channel/podcast
	      URL.   The type attribute determines which kind of URL the SRC points to, and how mplayer must be invoked to play it. If the type is
	      'direct' no extra mplayer options are applied, if the type is 'playlist' the mplayer -playlist option is applied,  if  the  type	is
	      'rss' it is assumed SRC is a RSS 2.0 podcast URL.

FILES

       ~/.config/dradio/menu.xml
	      The menu configuration file.
       http://www.dr.dk/netradio/wmp.asp
	      DR netradio direct links page.
       http://www.dr.dk/Podcast
	      DR podcast direct links page.

AUTHOR

       Jess Thrysoee <jess@thrysoee.dk>

SEE ALSO

       dradio(1), dradio-config(1), mplayer(1)

DRadio								    JANUAR 2009 							 DRADIO(5)