Free add podcast to amarok 1.0 software for linux

This script is adding a new action item to Konqueror, this will allow you to add Podcasts to amaroK with just 3 clicks.

The item is adding the selected URL to amaroKs Podcast database.

Note that the script is not very dynamic. It will not be able to recognize PHP based Podcasts if its not having the correct mimetype (RDF/RSS/XML).

contestFS for Amarok was inspired by the work of amarokFS, and is a script to show the contextbrowser in the fullscreen mode.

Same dependencies as amarokFS.

It can also be run by the amarokFS script. Just change the path to /usr/local/bin/contextFS after install.

amaroK_2 is a SuperKaramba theme for amaroK control.

Added Stop button and album title in the amaroK.

All the design credit goes to the original developer of amaroK

Future Improvements:

Different widget shape
Volume bar
Track Title

Icecast amaroK script is an Icecast/Darkice script for amaroK.

Functions:

- It sends the title of the song being played to an Icecast server.
- It can start your Icecast server and Darkice on amaroK starting
- It allows you to stream what you are listening to in amaroK (in fact everything you are listening to!!!).

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mugshot-amarok is a script for Amarok to enable support for the Mugshot Music Radar.

Actually, it’s just a small Python script which implements a subset of the DBus interface exported by Rhythmbox. Mugshot can’t tell the difference between this script and Rhythmbox.

Amarok is a wonderful media player and audio library management tool for Linux. Podcast Cleanup allows for extensions by third parties via a nice script system.

Amarok has some in-built support for subscribing to podcasts, however, at time of writing, there is no convenient way to manage deletion of downloaded podcast episodes en-masse.

Presently, the only way to delete downloaded podcast files from amarok is to traverse the podcast list, right clicking on each downloaded podcast episode, and selecting delete from the contect menu. This is quite cumbersome, particularly considering the fact that ever deletion provokes a confirmation dialog.

I listen to a lot of podcasts, and I wanted a better way to manage my downloaded podcast files, so I wrote a small script to delete downloaded podcast files.

The script can delete downloaded podcasts, either unconditionally, or just the listened podcasts, or listend-to podcasts which are older than some age (expressed in hours, days, weeks or months.

Its possible to specify cleanup criteria for startup, and at some regular time interval (after the initial check).

Its possible to request confirmation before deletion is done, and to request a notification when files have been cleaned up.

PodMail brings together telephony and podcasting by integrating with Asterisk to provide a secure podcast of your voicemail.

PodMail integrates with Asterisk to provide a secure podcast of your voicemail. Use PodMail to subscribe to your own voicemail box. Each time you dock your iPod, your new voicemails will sync right along. Listen to your voicemail at your convenience and without using cell minutes.

PodMail also allows for a brand new type of PodCasting. Unchain Podcasting from the computer! Configure PodMail as public and you have a ready-to-run PodCast. Updating your Podcast is as easy as phone call. Moblogging has never been so easy or flexible.

PodMail is flexible; configurable to integrate with Asterisk::LDAP or use regular Asterisk flat files to provide a Podcast requiring authentication. Safe, secure voicemail right to your favourite Podcasting software.

Use PodMail to subscribe to your own voicemail box. Each time you sync your iPod your new voicemails go right along. Undock and go! Listen to your voicemail at your convenience and without using cell minutes.

PodMail also allows for a brand new type of Podcasting. Configure PodMail without a login and you have a ready-to-run Podcast without needing a computer. Produce your Podcast from anywhere in the world... all you need is a phone!

Piddlepodder is a podcatching client. It imitates the simplicity of bashpodder with a few added features.

PiddlePodder downloads podcasts from a list of XML feeds and puts them into a download directory by date.

No effort is made to copy the resulting files to an iPod, nor will this application interface with a directory, since its just a simple podcatcher.

Piddlepodder offers the ability to mark the set of podcasts as current (catch up). This is handy for first-time users who would otherwise be stuck downloading every show (sometimes since the beginning of the podcast) which can lead to hefty download times and large amounts of disk space.

PiddlePodder owes a debt of gratitude to PerlPodder, the code of which drives the XML parsing in PiddlePodder. Thanks to Sam Versluys et. al for creating PerlPodder.