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Music Player Daemon (MPD) - INSTALL
Requirements
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libao - http://www.vorbis.com/download_unix.psp
(This comes with most/all distributions. Make sure you have both
the ao libs and development packages for your distribution installed.
For Red Hat 8.0, the necessary packages are: libao and libao-devel)
zlib - http://www.gzip.org/zlib
(This comes with all distributions. Make sure you have bot the zlib libs
and development packages for your distribution installed. For Red hat,
the necessary packages are: zlib and zlib-devel)
Optional
--------
Ogg Vorbis - http://www.xiph.org/ogg/vorbis/
(This comes with most/all distributions. Make sure you have both the
ogg and vorbis libs as well as the development packages for your
distribution installed. For Red Hat 8.0, the necessary packages are:
libogg, libogg-devel, libvorbis, and libvorbis-devel).
Flac - http://flac.sf.net
For Flac support, you need Flac 1.1.0 or greater.
Download
--------
Get the latest release from of MPD from http://www.musicpd.org
Compile
-------
1) unzip and untar the archive
$ tar zxvf mpd-x.x.x.tar.gz
2) change to directory created
$ cd mpd-x.x.x
3) Run configure script (this will determine what dependencies you have)
$ ./configure
4) Compile
$ make
Install (Optional)
-------
(as root)
$ make install
Run
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1) run mpd:
<port>: port number daemon listens on (if running as a user, this should be
greater than 1024)
<mp3 directory>: directory containing mp3's
<playlist directory>: directory where playlists will be stored (and .mpddb will
be placed)
<mpd log>: log file for mpd
<mpd err>: error log file for mpd
$ mpd <port> <mp3 directory> <playlist directory> <mpd log> <mpd err>
example where mpd executable is in mpd-x.x.x directory:
$ mpd-x.x.x/mpd 2100 mp3 playlists mpd.log mpd.err
Note: The first time you run mpd, it will "explore" your mp3 directory for
mp3's.
Also, mpd can alternatively use config file. In this case,
run mpd like this:
$ mpd <config file>
(if no config file is specified, mpd's looks for ~/.mpdconf then /etc/mpd.conf)
an example would be:
$ mpd playlists/.mpdconf
A sample config file is included with the source of MPD, mpdconf.example .
Using MPD
---------
You can download a web interface (phpMp) to MPD at
http://www.musicpd.org .
Also, several other clients can be found for MPD at http://www.musicpd.org .
MPD can be interfaced directly using telnet (see COMMANDS, if you are brave).
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