Use libivorbis from media-libs/tremor instead of media-libs/libvorbisĪdd support for the OggVorbis audio codecĪdd support for wavpack audio compression tools
#Cmus config location free#
If you want to get meaningful backtraces see Įnable MPRIS support via sys-auth/elogindĮnable ffmpeg/libav-based audio/video codec supportĪdd support for FLAC: Free Lossless Audio CodecĪdd support for the JACK Audio Connection Kitīuild with support for converting sample rates using libsamplerateĪdd support for mad (high-quality mp3 decoder library and cli frontend)Īdd libmikmod support to allow playing of SoundTracker-style music filesĪdd libmodplug support for playing SoundTracker-style music filesĮnable support for the musepack audio codecĪdd sound server support via media-libs/libpulse (may be PulseAudio or PipeWire)Įnable MPRIS support via sys-apps/systemd Use libao audio output library for sound playbackĪccess cddb servers to retrieve and submit information about compact disksĮnable extra debug codepaths, like asserts and extra output. The cmus commands are issued via ssh from host 'sbcl' to host 'iMac' using the default ssh port 22.Add support for media-libs/alsa-lib (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture) In the example, cmus is running on the host 'iMac' and Emacs is running on the host 'sbcl'. 'lyrics-cmus.sh'Īn Example Customization For Remote Access To Cmusīelow you can see an example customization for the remote access to a cmus instance. You can find an example for a script retrieving the lyrics of a song, i.e. In order to load cmus.el at startup, add the following line to ~/.emacs: If things go awry, look there for a clue what went wrong. Messages returned to Emacs are logged into buffer *CMUS-Shell-Output*. It reads this information from cmus-status.txt.Īlternatively, the script accepts two parameters, 'artist' and 'title', The lyrics of the currently playing track.
#Cmus config location full#
The parameter 'Cmus Lyrics Command' is the full path to a script/program which retrieves The entries there are self-explanatory, really, believe me 8-). (artist, track title, etc.) to a defined file, say ~/cmus-status.txt.Ĭmus.el support the Emacs Custom interface invoked with 'M-x customize'.Ĭmus is located in the subgroups 'Application/cmus' and 'Multimedia/cmus', respectively. To make this permanent, add the line above to your ~/.cmus/rcĬmus-artist-title.sh writes the current cmus status
:set status_display_program=/path/to/program/cmus-artist-title.sh ** ssh public-key authentication to localhost configured ** Script to retrieve the lyrics from the internet, say ~/bin/lyrics-cmus.sh ** sshd installed if you plan to use it remotely, i.e. No distractions only to mute the sound or to go You don't have to leave the virtual machine
The main scenario is to remote control cmus from within a virtual machine It provides this basic functionality either on the local machine with cmusĪnd Emacs running, or on a remote machine issuing the cmus commands via ssh. Next track, status of cmus player, lyrics for the currently playing trackĪnd a possibility to look up the lyrics of a song, given artist and title 'cmus.el' - A Simple Emacs Mode To (Remotely) Control The Cmus Audio Player (MacOS, Linux)Įlisp file, from which I cite the relevant part here:Ĭmus.el provides a simple interface for cmus, the C* music player.
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