This file attempts to define the needs I have for streaming music from Emacs at work instead of using iTunes like the good lord intended.
To begin, install all the goodness:
# brew install mpg321 # brew install mpg123 brew install mplayer
Load up the system and the players. Including configure to show the current track each time EMMS starts to play a track.
(use-package emms-setup
:init
(add-hook 'emms-player-started-hook 'emms-show)
(setq emms-show-format "Playing: %s")
:config
(emms-standard)
(emms-default-players))
Perhaps the easiest approach is just to have some radio stations wrapped up in some easy-to-functions, for instance:
(defun play-smooth-jazz ()
"Start up some nice Jazz"
(interactive)
(emms-play-streamlist "http://thejazzgroove.com/itunes.pls"))
And then bind it to some key, however, I’m sure I will start picking
up a larger and larger collection of radio stations that fit my
mood, so I might as well create a prefix for these using my snazzy
dazzy define-sequence
macro:
(define-sequence 'personal-music-map "<f9> m" 'emms-play-streamlist
'(("a" "http://stereoscenic.com/pls/pill-hi-mp3.pls") ;; Ambient
("t" "http://www.1.fm/tunein/trance64k.pls") ;; Trance
("j" "http://thejazzgroove.com/itunes.pls"))) ;; Jazz
Stopping should be a bit quicker to hit:
(define-key personal-music-map (kbd "s") 'emms-stop)
Make sure that we can simply require
this library.
(provide 'init-emms)
Before you can build this on a new system, make sure that you put
the cursor over any of these properties, and hit: C-c C-c