mikshaw
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Posted: Jan. 31 2007,20:04 |
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while read line; do
commands
done < playlist
I still have very little idea of what you're trying to accomplish, but the above inputs lines literally. The cat command should do the same, so I'm thinking there is a problem with the way poc or mpg321 is reading the input. I have an mpg321 script that also didn't work with spaces in filenames, but wrapping the variable which represents the filename in quotes fixed the problem:
| Code Sample | find ${DIR} | while read song; do
case "$song" in
*.mp3|*.Mp3|*.MP3) ${MP3_PLAYER} $@ "$song" && sleep 1 && clear;;
*.ogg|*.Ogg|*.OGG) ${OGG_PLAYER} $@ "$song" && sleep 1 && clear;;
esac;
done
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Of course this runs a unique instance of mpg321 for each song rather than using a playlist, but the point is that I needed the filename in quotes.
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