Winamp::Control
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       Winamp::Control is a perl module for controlling winamp/shoutcast (www.winamp.com) over the network.
       It requires the httpQ winamp-plugin written by Kosta Arvanitis (see prerequisites) installed on the
       computer playing the music (http gateway to controlling winamp). Perl clients doesn't need it,
       because the clients are communicating via http and just sends the commands.

       An example script to control winamp/shoutcast is included (winampctl).

PREREQUISITES

       WINAMP

               This module was only tested with the winamp 2.x branch. It may also work under 3.x, as far the
               httpQ plugin is working with it.

       httpQ PLUGIN

               You will need the winamp-plugin "httpQ" (Written by Kosta Arvanitis) installed on the machine playing
               the music via winamp/shoutcast. You may find it at:

                       http://www.kostaa.com/winamp/

               or otherwise search the plugin-section at

                       http://www.winamp.com

DEPENDENCIES

       Class::Maker, IO::Extended

INSTALLATION via CPAN

       To install this module type the following:

       perl Makefile.PL
       make
       make test
       make install

       or via CPAN shell (which normally takes care about the dependencies):

       perl -MCPAN -e "install Winamp::Control"

INSTALLATION via PPM

       As far as i know there is no ppm version available yet. If i prepare one it will be available under my
       cpan/ppm directory.

AUTHOR

       Murat �nalan, [email protected]

COPYRIGHT AND LICENCE

       Copyright (c) 2002 Murat Uenalan. All rights reserved.
       Note: This program is free software; you can redistribute
       it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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