by directing StreamRipper to the ShoutCast stream and directing VLC to the relaying port of StreamRipper (default Audio Device You can automagically cut the stream into tracks by relaying the stream through Streamripper, i.e. Under my german Windows XP it was stored under "Eigene Dateien/Eigene Music" so I guess that you find it in an english Windows under "My Documents/My Music/", I don't know where it will be stored under Linux or any other OS (updates are welcome). The recording from a shoutcast stream is stored somewhere in your files under a name like vlc-record-Date-Time-Channel-Track.mp3 (e.g.: "vlc-record-10h19m48s-Radio CAFF-Silencio - Arrabal Salvaje.mp3", when recording from Radio CAFF (or more precisely from the underlying WinAmp stream). Once the Record button is visible, click it to start recording. Select Customize interface in the Tools menu and add the record button to the Line 2 of buttons (which is the line shown by default).The Advanced toolbar contains the Record button. The Advanced toolbar is displayed on top of the standard toolbar. Select Advanced Controls in the View menu.You can display using one of these methods: To record audio you need the record button ( ) to be visible. To enable the track again, select the designated Track option in the Audio Track from the Audio menu.To disable a track, select the Disable option in the Audio Track from the Audio menu.Select an audio file and click on the Play button.With some tweaking, you can probably change the scripts to adjust how long each visualization plays for, etc. VLC will now begin using random visualizations from the preset folder you specified. Go to advanced preferences > Audio > Visualizations > projectM and set the "projectM preset path" to C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\visualizationsĤ) Save your preferences, then activate the visualizations by going to the audio menu > visualizations > and select projectM Also make sure that "LibprojectM effect" is selected as your Visualisation.Ĥ) Still in the Preferences menu, click the "All" radiobutton at the bottom left corner. milk files to the visualizations folder created above.ģ) In VLC open Preferences from the menu, go to the audio tab and under Output select "Directx audio output" as your Output module. C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC, and create a new folder called visualizationsĢ) Download the latest preset_samples of ProjectM, e.g.
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