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What is the RDTJ?
RDTJ (Roundeye's Duct Tape Jukebox) is a web-controlled jukebox
system for use with computers capable of playing MP3's. It is being
developed on and for Linux systems, but the system should work on
other *nix-like systems (FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Solaris, etc.).
It uses PHP for the web interface, MySQL for the database engine, Perl
for the back-end player, and mpg123 to play the mp3 files.
Who is Roundeye?
Just some schlep who likes Linux, music, and assorted other nonsense.
He's got a web page over at roundeye.net.
He's also running his own RDTJ jukebox (Be nice and remember I've got your IP address). He's been having hardware troubles of late, so his jukebox may be down, but he's now running trac so you can access the rdtj subversion repository online.
Can I buy a vowel, Pat?
No. Now shut up and look at the pictures.
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Resources
The first 0.5 pre-release is available for download. The big feature is
highly configurable access controls on all of the front-end
features. No more l4m3r5 playing your jukebox in the middle
of the night.
- Sourceforge project page - All the duct-tape that's fit to print.
- CVS - CVS repository. Check out code via CVS from SourceForge (often out of date).
- Subversion - Browse the subversion repository (where the most up-to-date code lives)
- Bugs - Submit bug reports or query the bugs database.
- README - "About" and "Getting Started" documentation
- CHANGELOG - History of the Code (usually includes changes in CVS)
- LICENSE - Software License (BSD)
- Download - Download the current stable release (rdtj-0.4) from Sourceforge.
- Screen shots
- Mailing lists
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