DI.FM playlistsEdit

This tiny script downloads all playlists from www.di.fm, converts them from .pls to .m3u and places them in you MPD-playlists directory. it is free to be modified/extended. but if you do so, please update the version is this wiki, too.

PREMIUM PLAYLIST DOWNLOADEdit

If you decide to get the premium account on the di.fm or sky.fm, the list generation requires you to enter your credentials. I have modified one of the scripts i've found online, as following (AAC 128)

#/bin/sh

USER="sdfr"
PASS="545sdfsdfsdf13"

dir=$1; url=$2 prefix=$3
if [ "$dir" == "" ]; then
  echo "Usage: di.sh PLAYLIST_DIR [URL] [FILENAME_PREFIX]"
  echo "URL defaults to http://listen.di.fm/public3"
  echo "public1: AAC 64, public2: AAC 32, public3: MP3 96, public5: WMA 40"
  echo
  echo "EXAMPLE"
  echo "di.sh /var/lib/mpd/playlists"
  echo "di.sh /var/lib/mpd/playlists listen.sky.fm/public3"
  exit
fi
if [ "$url" == "" ]; then url="http://listen.di.fm/public3"; fi
if [ "$prefix" == "" ]; then prefix="`echo "$url" | sed 's/.*\b\([^.]\+\.[^.]\+\)\/.*/\1/'`"; fi

for name in `wget -nv -O - $url | grep -o '"key":"[^"]*"' | sed 's/"key":"\([^"]*\)"/\1/g'`; do
echo $name
  file="$dir/$prefix-$name.m3u"
#  wget -nv -O $file "$url/$name.pls"
  wget -nv -O $file "http://www.di.fm/listen/$name/128k.pls?user=$USER&pass=$PASS"
  sed -n -i 's/^File[0-9]*=//p' $file
done

JSON APIEdit

There's a new JSON API available at listen.di.fm & listen.sky.fm
You can access the 96kbps MP3 streams at listen.di.fm/public3
Other formats: public1: AAC 64, public2: AAC 32, public3: MP3 96, public5: WMA 40

di.shEdit

#/bin/sh
# http://mpd.wikia.com/index.php?title=Hack:di.fm-playlists

mpd_conf="/etc/mpd.conf"
default_url="http://listen.di.fm/public3"

usage()
{
cat <<EOF
Usage: di.sh [PLAYLIST_DIR] [URL] [FILENAME_PREFIX]
PLAYLIST_DIR will be taken from ${mpd_conf} by default
URL defaults to http://listen.di.fm/public3
public1: AAC 64, public2: AAC 32, public3: MP3 96, public5: WMA 40

EXAMPLE
di.sh /var/lib/mpd/playlists
di.sh /var/lib/mpd/playlists listen.sky.fm/public3
EOF
  exit ${1:-1}
}

# Be nice to user with standard help options
if [ "$1" = "-h" ] || [ "$1" = "--help" ] ; then
  usage 0
fi

# Process user arguments and default values
dir=$1
: ${url:=${2:-${default_url}}}
: ${prefix:=${3:-`echo "$url" | sed 's/.*\b\([^.]\+\.[^.]\+\)\/.*/\1/'`}}

# Handle default playlist dir
if [ -z "$dir" ] ; then
  if [ -e "${mpd_conf}"  ] ; then
    eval dir=`awk '$1=="playlist_directory"{print $NF}' "${mpd_conf}"`
  fi
  if [ -z "$dir" ] || [ ! -d "$dir" ] ; then
    echo "sorry, unable to find mpd playlist dir: $dir"
    exit 1
  fi
fi

# Extract a value from json data given the keyword index
json_val()
{
  local key=$1; shift
  echo "$@" | sed -r -e 's|.*"'"${key}"'":"([^"]*)".*|\1|' -e 's:\\::g'
}

# Grab the json data and format it into newlines
wget -q -O - "$url" | sed -e 's:},{:\n:g' -e 's:^\[{::' -e 's:}\]$::' | \
while read line ; do
  # Extract the human friendly name of the stream
  name=$(json_val name "${line}")
  # Extract the full URL to the .pls file
  pls=$(json_val playlist "${line}")
  # Grab the pls file and convert it to a m3u
  file="${dir}/${prefix} ${name}.m3u"
  wget -q -O - "${pls}" | sed -n 's/^File[0-9]*=//p' > "${file}"
done

Old versions which do not work anymoreEdit

original scriptEdit

Usage:

• execute this script
• execute `mpd lsplaylists` to see what you've got :)

have fun with it, DocFX <docfx at softeys dot de>

#!/bin/bash

TMP_HTML="/tmp/html.txt"
TMP_PLSNAMES="/tmp/plsnames.txt"
TMP_PLSDIR="/tmp/pls/"
MPC_PLSDIR="/var/lib/mpd/playlists/"

wget www.di.fm -O ${TMP_HTML}
grep -ioe "[0-9a-z/\.:]*\\.pls" ${TMP_HTML} |\
  grep -v aacplus| \
  sed s/^\\//http:\\/\\/di.fm\\// > ${TMP_PLSNAMES}

mkdir ${TMP_PLSDIR}
wget -i ${TMP_PLSNAMES} -P ${TMP_PLSDIR}

for pls in `ls ${TMP_PLSDIR}`; do
  out="${MPC_PLSDIR}di.fm-${pls/pls/m3u}"
  cat ${TMP_PLSDIR}${pls}| \
    grep File[0-9]*| \
    sed s/^File[0-9]=// > ${out}
  chown mpd:audio ${out}
done

rm -r ${TMP_PLSDIR}
rm ${TMP_PLSNAMES}
rm ${TMP_HTML}

a simpler versionEdit

A simpler version that does about the same thing, without temporary files and needless use of cat and grep. Copy the results to your playlists directory, or wherever else you like. --Paul Kishimoto

#/bin/sh

wget -qO - di.fm | sed -n -e 's/^.*href="\(.*mp3.*\.pls\)".*$/\1/p' \
  -e 's@^/@http://www.di.fm/@p' | sort | uniq | wget -qi - -P di.fm
sed -n -i 's/^File[0-9]*=//p' di.fm/*.pls
rename 's@(.*)/(.*)\.pls@$1/di.fm-$2.m3u@' di.fm/*.pls

another simpler versionEdit

#!/bin/sh
#copylefted by Harvie 2o12

get_playlist() {
        wget "$1" -O - | grep -o 'http://[^"]*' | while read line; do
                echo $(wget "$line" -O - | grep -o 'http://.*$' | grep '[a-zA-Z0-9]$' | head -n 1)?${line##*/}
        done
}

get_playlist http://listen.di.fm/public3 > /root/playlists/di.fm.m3u
get_playlist http://listen.sky.fm/public3 > /root/playlists/sky.fm.m3u