Extremely simple internet radio controlled via IRC
Tunecat is a simple internet radio application controlled via IRC, featuring a demo instance that streams classical music. It allows users to set up their own radio stations by providing various configuration options, including the directory of audio files and IRC server details. The application is lightweight and easy to deploy, utilizing Opus audio format for streaming.
- ▪Tunecat streams classical music on a chaotic IRC network.
- ▪Users can configure the radio station with specific audio file directories and IRC server settings.
- ▪The application is designed to be lightweight and requires no native codec packages.
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tunecat Simple and dumb internet radio thingy. There is a demo instance serving Classical Music Mix (CC Public Domain Mark 1.0) for #chat on a very chaotic IRC network. Usage Consider openssl req -x509 -new -newkey ed25519 -sha256 -nodes -out tunacat.pem -keyout tunacat.pem and registering a NickServ account with CertFP. Use the provided opusify script to pre-transcode all your songs to Opus 128 kbps. Usage of tunecat: -addr string listen address -dir string directory of .opus files -irc-addr string IRC server address as host:port -irc-cert string combined TLS client certificate and key -irc-channels string comma-separated IRC channels to join -irc-nick string IRC nick Add a reverse proxy and profit.
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