squeezelite-2.0.0.1561
lightweight headless squeezebox player
Project homepage: https://github.com/ralph-irving/squeezelite
Description
Squeezelite is a small squeezebox emulator using PortAudio. It is
headless, and must be controlled via Logitech Media Server. It supports
gapless playback, client synchronization (allowing groups of clients for
simultaneous playback), and direct streaming for those LMS plugins which
require it. It has a built-in decoder for PCM (wav/aiff); other formats
(flac, mp3, ogg, aac, wma, alac) are available via libraries. It has
resampling support via libsoxr.
Package information
- Ports path
- audio/squeezelite
- Package architecture
- amd64
- Maintainer
- The OpenBSD ports mailing-list <ports@openbsd.org>
- Categories
- audio
- Available flavors
- None listed
These are ports metadata. Binary availability depends on the release, architecture and mirror. Build and test dependencies are not an installation checklist.
Direct dependencies
Library
- audio/faad
- audio/flac
- audio/libmad
- audio/libsoxr
- audio/libvorbis
- audio/mpg123
- audio/portaudio-svn
- graphics/ffmpeg
Build
OpenBSD README
+----------------------------------------------------------------------- | Running squeezelite on OpenBSD +----------------------------------------------------------------------- Squeezelite is a software program emulating a Squeezebox music player. It requires a running Logitech Media Server on your network to control it and stream music to it. It can normally auto-detect the server's address, but in more complicated network setups you may need to configure it specifically, e.g. by using "rcctl set squeezelite flags -s <server>". To set a particular client name to appear, use "-n <name>". sndiod does not normally allow access to audio from two different user accounts. On a desktop configuration this restriction is inconvenient - in that case you will usually want to allow Squeezelite to share access to sndiod with your normal login user. This can be done by copying (not linking) .sndio/cookie from your home directory to /var/squeezelite/.sndio. If Squeezelite is run stand-alone or you don't need to share access to the audio device, this can be omitted.