This is just a way to save radio channel urls as I find 'em and to be able to play them via mpv.

To get this to work:

• Clone the repo
• Use my existing stations.txt file or add/edit as required (stations are entered as name | url)
• Install mpv (basically sudo apt install mpv but check out mpv.io)
• Install tmux -> sudo apt install tmux
• Install cava (for the visualizer) -> sudo apt install cava
• Make the move-fm.sh script executable with chmod +x /path/to/move-fm.sh.
• Create a folder called $HOME/.config/move-fm (call it whatever you want, but make sure to change move-fm.sh to work with the new name). Specifically you need to edit move-fm.sh and edit the CONFIG_DIR variable to point to the folder you created.
• Create a symlink to the stations.txt file ln -s "/absolute/path/to/stations.txt" ~/.config/move-fm/stations.txt -> you MUST put the full path to the actual stations.txt file here to properly create a symlink
• Run /path/to/move-fm.sh and enjoy

Alternatively you could make it accessible globally:

• sudo ln -s "/absolute/path/to/move-fm.sh" "/usr/local/bin/move-fm"
• sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/move-fm
• run it with move-fm (or whatever you called it)

Running the script will bring up a menu that shows you what stations are available:

When you pick a station tmux will create a new session with two panes. The top one will run mpv to play the audio and the bottom will run cava which picks up the audio output to play a visualizer. To exit out of these you don't need to do the tmux stuff, just ctrl-C twice (one for each pane) and you'll be kicked back to the move-fm menu. At this stage the tmux session will be killed automatically.