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data/INSTALL.md
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```
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$ sudo mkdir -p /etc/pifi
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$ sudo wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rc2dev/pifi-radio/master/docs/streams.json.sample -O /etc/pifi/streams.json
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```
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_Later, you can edit that list [as described here](README.md#list-of-streams)._
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Download a sample and edit [following the documentation](README.md#pifi-configuration):
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```
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$ sudo wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rc2dev/pifi-radio/master/docs/config.json.sample -O /etc/pifi/config.json
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```
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data/README.md
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# PiFi Radio
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<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rc2dev/pifi-radio/master/docs/icon/radio-original.svg?sanitize=true" width=250>
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<p align="center">PiFi Radio: A MPD web client to listen to radio.</p>
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**Notice:** This project was archived in July 2021 and shouldn't receive updates in the foreseeable future.
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## Table of contents
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- [Meet PiFi Radio](#meet-pifi-radio)
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PiFi is an interface for MPD, so it has some advantages compared to other solutions, e.g. bluetooth or AirPlay. One of them is that the playback is completely independent from your phone. So you can continue to use it normally, play a video, lose connection or even turn it off, and your Pi will still continue to play the radio.
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[I started this project in early 2017. At that time, I wanted to configure Raspbian so my parents could listen to radio with ease, but couldn't find any good solution to it.](https://rafaelc.org/
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[I started this project in early 2017. At that time, I wanted to configure Raspbian so my parents could listen to radio with ease, but couldn't find any good solution to it.](https://rafaelc.org/posts/the-motivation-for-pifi-radio/)
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## Some features
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## Demo
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## Installation
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## Help me translate
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You can help me adding a new language to PiFi or improving an existing translation. [The translation files are placed here.](https://github.com/
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You can help me adding a new language to PiFi or improving an existing translation. [The translation files are placed here.](https://github.com/rc2dev/pifi-radio/tree/master/frontend/public/locales)
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### Improving an existing translation
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1. Open [the translation file](https://github.com/rc2dev/pifi-radio/tree/master/frontend/public/locales) and [the English file](https://github.com/rc2dev/pifi-radio/blob/master/frontend/public/locales/en-US/translation.json).
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authors:
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- Rafael Cavalcanti
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description: Minimalist MPD web client for listening to radio
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