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* mpd.class.php - PHP Object Interface to the MPD Music Player Daemon
* README Version 1.2, released 05/05/2004
* Copyright (C) 2003-2004 Benjamin Carlisle (bcarlisle@24oz.com)
* http://mpd.24oz.com/ | http://www.musicpd.org/
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[ABOUT]
This class/API is a PHP interface to the MPD (http://www.musicpd.org/). Using
this interface, you may write your own custom web-based interface to the MPD.
In the event you want to talk with me, you may email bcarlisle@24oz.com. I am
also a relatively frequent visitor of #mpd on FreeNet, under the nick of 'moot'.
More information can be found at the MPD-Class Homepage, http://mpd.24oz.com/.
[CONTENTS]
The distribution contains the following files:
mpd.class.php The mpd object PHP file.
mpd-class-example.php An example (simple!) interface using the class.
README This file
USAGE Brief class documentation
COPYING GNU Public License
[HISTORY]
I wrote this program in order to supplement the wonderful MPD in my own home audio
environment. The interface that is supplied alongside MPD, called phpMp, worked, but
was not as customizable as I would have liked.
I currently use Netjuke (http://netjuke.sourceforge.net/) in order to catalog and
locally play my MP3s, but I wanted a way to play songs through a playlist on my
server.
This class solved that problem -- I could integrate both pieces of software from a
look-and-feel perspective and also allow one to talk to the other.
This class has been tested with
PHP 4.2.1, 4.2.3
MPD 0.8.x, 0.9.x, 0.10.x
[INSTALLATION]
To install this php class, you simply need to place it in a directory that may be
include()ed by PHP, and call require('mpd.class.php'). You may also place it in your
PHP Include Path.
[DOCUMENTATION]
Please see the USAGE document for class methods/properties and examples on how to use
this class.
[CREDITS]
Thank you to the MPD folks. You've put together a very easy-to-use and stable music daemon.
Another big thanks to Netjuke folks... absolutely great program!
[LICENSE]
MPD is released under the GNU Public License.
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