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The makefiles for this should really be rewritten to use libtool; using two makefiles for two different platforms isn't the way we tend to do things around here ... ;) Blurb: Rtunes streams files containing Apple Lossless audio data to an Apple AirPort Express device. If a '-' is given as the file(s) argument, rtunes expects raw PCM audio data on stdin and encodes it to the Apple Lossless format prior to streaming it. With this method it is possible to stream audio data from any source that can output raw PCM audio data on stdout. NOTE: the patch and mplayer helper library for this package are untested; it is installed merely as a convenience.
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$NetBSD: patch-ad,v 1.1.1.1 2007/11/23 00:18:41 bjs Exp $
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--- librtunes/README.orig 2007-02-07 14:49:33.000000000 -0500
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+++ librtunes/README
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@@ -19,16 +19,16 @@ Do the following steps to build MPlayer
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* build rtunes
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* apply mplayer.diff to the MPlayer source directory
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- * copy librtunes.a to your system library directory (e.g. /usr/lib)
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+ * copy librtunes.a to your system library directory (e.g. @PREFIX@)
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* build mplayer
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-Note: This works also for the OpenBSD port. Just use the MPlayer source in
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- the ports working directory after doing a `make patch`.
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+Note: This works also for the pkgsrc package. Just use the MPlayer source in
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+ the appropriate ${WRKSRC} directory after invoking `make patch`.
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Usage
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-----
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-Now MPlayer should include rtunes support. Check if it worked by:
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+Now MPlayer should include rtunes support. Check if it works by:
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mplayer -ao help
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