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Jonas Minnberg edited this page Apr 19, 2016
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Playlists are plain text files and can be edited by hand; they recide in $HOME/.config/chipmachine/playlists
You can show hits from only a single collection by toggling a collection filter. Either use CTRL-I to use the collection of the currently playing song, or type \<name> to toggle by name (ie \hvsc followed by SPACE to show only music from the High Voltage Sid Collection
You can edit lua/screen.lua if you want to change font, colors or layout of the main screen.
Use TAB to toggle the command screen, which shows all available commands. Type letters to filter out commands, just like on the search screen.
You can start chipmachine in telnet mode with the -X argument. Now you can telnet to port 12345 for a simple graphical text interface. You can connect several peers, and it even works from a C=64!
You can press CTRL-D to copy the current song to your Downloads directory.
There are several shuffle commands that creates random playlists from a given composer, given collection, given format etc. Check the command screen.
For available shoutcast radio stations (like Scenesat) search for SHOUTCAST.
The scroll text will show relevant meta data; STIL info for HVSC songs, Comments for MP3s, RSS meta data for Podcasts, Instrument names for MODS etc.