{libkarma}
The Rio Karma is a small mp3 player, which supports the music formats ogg vorbis, flac, mp3, wave and wma.Moreover, it has an ethernet port which is in my opinion a major advantage compared to similar players.
...just plug it into your network, use the java tool and...ehrm...what? Java?
I don't want to use Java for copying my newest CD to the Karma because that small java-application even needs
15 seconds to start up. Sure, i could try the software for usb2, but then i would have to install Wine. ;)
That's why i began to implement the networking protocol in C - libkarma was born.
There's no documentation of the API, yet. Just examine the header files and the sample applications
riocp and chprop, which are included in the package.
If you want to learn more about the protocol which is used, go to karmalib.sf.net or PearlLib.
libkarma depends on iconv and riocp on taglib.
Since 0.0.4 libkarma also supports usb via libusb and the omfs kernel module.
It's open source and licensed under the GPLv2.
- login
- read, write and delete music/taxi files
- read and write file information
- write music or taxi files with one function, including setting all metadata
{Releases}
Changeloglibkarma-0.1.1.tar.gz:{GPG sig}
libkarma-0.1.0.tar.gz:{GPG sig}
libkarma-0.0.6.tar.gz:{GPG sig}
libkarma-0.0.5.tar.gz:{GPG sig}
libkarma-0.0.4.tar.gz:{GPG sig}
libkarma-0.0.3.tar.gz:{GPG sig}
libkarma-0.0.2.tar.gz:{GPG sig}
libkarma-0.0.1.tar.gz:{GPG sig}
{Development}
Unfortunately, my Rio Karma died some months ago. So, if someone wants to maintain libkarma drop me an emailYou want to write some code for libkarma? Please get the latest development tree first with mercurial from my repository.
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