stations.csv location

[nyboer]

Not really an issue, but it's worth noting that, on a Debian install (specifically, an NTC C.H.I.P.), once pyradio is installed, you can edit the stations with

sudo nano /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pyradio-0.5.2-py2.7.egg/pyradio/stations.csv 

Mostly I'm putting this here so a less-experienced user can find the station.csv file to edit! A lot of the stations seem to have dropped support for non-app use, so I wanted to delete them from the list.
I like the script - thanks for sharing it!

thanks so much

[cdw]

Adding the following to the README would be quite helpful.

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Stations file

The stations are stored in a CSV where each line contains two columns, the first being the station name and the second being the stream URL.

PyRadio looks for the station settings CSV in the following places in the following order:

• ~.pyradiostations.csv
• ~.pyradio
• $INSTALLATIONPATH\stations.csv

Where $INSTALLATIONPATH is the folder that PyRadio is installed into and contains the default list of stations distributed with PyRadio.

[s-n-g]

I'm closing this one; it's way too old

If you want to see where the stations file is, you just:

pyradio -scd

You will get something like:

PyRadio config dir: "/home/user/.config/pyradio"

Even easier, just open the config dir:

pyradio -ocd