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.TH TUNAPIE 1
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.SH NAME
tunapie \- browse, record and launch Shoutcast and Icecast video and radio streams
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B tunapie
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B Tunapie 
is a GUI based program for displaying Shoutcast or Icecast video and
radio streams. It gives information about streams including bitrate, IP and
current number of listeners. Streams can then be played using an appropriate
media player, defined in preferences. Tunapie also allows recording streams to
be recorded using streamripper. Recordings can be set to start and stop at
specified times.
.SH OPTIONS
.B Tunapie
does not have any command line options.
.SH FILES
~/.tunapie/prefs \- preferences file
.TP
~/.tunapie/radiolist \- downloaded list of radio streams from Shoutcast
.TP
~/.tunapie/tvlist \- downloaded list of video streams from Shoutcast
.TP
~/.tunapie/icecast \- downloaded list of radio and video streams from xiph.org
.TP
~/.tunapie/streamripper/ \- default directory for recording streams
.TP
/etc/tunapie.config \- file contains 1 if adult setting has been selected
.SH SEE ALSO
.B streamripper(1)
.SH AUTHOR
.B Tunapie
was written by James Stone and released under the GNU general public license.