XMMS mp3cue v0.94 							     
by Brian Victor Fernandes (brianv@phreaker.net)

Webpage: http://brianvictor.tripod.com/mp3cue.htm			     



RPM
===

This is my second RPM, and I think I'm getting good at it :) 
Just do what you normally do with RPMs. A simple 
"rpm -ivh XMMS-mp3cue-0.94-1.i586.rpm" should do it. 
Probably the easiest and safest means of installation, this.


Source
======

As promised, I've finally released the source under GPL. You need to
have the XMMS devel packages and the GTK 1.2 libraries (or later) in
order to be able to compile the plugin. 

Steps:
./configure
make
su
make install

You can also recompile the plugin in DEBUG mode; simply change the
"DEBUG := n" line in the Makefile to "DEBUG :=y" and recompile. Then
run XMMS from a console window, it will print debug messages to the
console, and those will certainly give me a better idea of what's
going wrong and where ... if anything IS going wrong, that is.


Tarball
=======

If you're using this; I assume you know what to do. I've created the
tarball from the rpm using alien ~ so it has the path information as
well. 

Place the libmp3cue.so file in the /usr/lib/xmms/General/ directory 
(this directory is mostly constant, but there is a small chance that
it just might be different on your machine) 
You can locate it using "xmms-config --general-plugin-dir". 



Documentation
=============

Documentation accompanies all distributions of this plugin. 
For more detailed and updated info, do check the website.


After installation, restart XMMS. 
Right click on XMMS and choose preferences, go to the General plugins
tab and enable the plugin. 
I have no configurable options yet, but will add some in the next release. 
If you try to close the mp3cue playlist, it will only hide itself. 
So you can click the Configure button (where you enabled the plugin) to unhide it. 
There seems to be no other handle this behavior, but I'm still looking


