Guide

Installation

Requirements

Hopefully, your distribution will easily handle those.

• Python >= 2.4
• twisted >= 2.0
• a database backend
  • pysqlite >= 2.2 for sqlite
  • mysql-python >= 1.2.1 for mysql
• mutagen >= 1.6
• cElementTree (included in Python 2.5)
• twisted-web >= 0.6.0 if you want to use the webui
• for the GStreamer backend :
  • gstreamer >= 0.10
  • gstreamer plugins :
    • Required :
      • gst-python
    • Optionnal :
      • alsa, oss, esd for output
      • mad to play mp3 files
      • ogg to play ogg files
      • for webradio support, gst-plugins-gnomevfs
      • for video, gst-plugins-xv (or x), gst-plugins-ffmpeg
  • (2.9 > pygtk >= 2.8) or pygobject >= 2.12
• for the Xine backend :
  • xine-lib >= 1.1.0
  • python-ctypes (it is included in python-2.5.0)
• lsdvd for dvd support
• pyinotify >= 0.6.0 for inotify support

If you want to build deejayd (distutils distribution), you also need the gettext package installed because of the usage of the msgfmt binary.

Manual installation

To install and run Deejayd, you have to :

• Download the latest version of deejayd,
• Extract archive content :

  tar xzvf deejayd-<version>.tar.gz
  

• Install it with :

  cd deejayd-<version>
  python setup.py build
  python setup.py install
  

Distribution specific packages

Gentoo

For gentoo users, I have created 2 ebuilds to install Deejayd properly. It is avalaible in the tarball (gentoo directory).

• an ebuild for 0.7.2 version
• a live ebuild

Copy one of them in your overlay and just do :

emerge deejayd

Debian

deejayd is now available in Debian. See the Deejayd Debian package page.

Debian packages are also available for etch. You may use them by adding deb http://mroy31.dyndns.org/~roy/debian etch main to your sources.list.

Whichever debian distribution you use, you can install deejayd by issuing the following commands.

aptitude update
aptitude install deejayd deejayd-webui djc

Ubuntu

Ubuntu packages are available for gutsy. add deb http://mroy31.dyndns.org/~roy/ubuntu gutsy main to your sources.list. Then, do

aptitude update
aptitude install deejayd deejayd-webui djc

Usage

To launch deejayd just do

deejayd

See deejayd --help for more informations

If you install deejayd with a package, you can also launch deejayd with

/etc/init.d/deejayd start

In this case, configuration file is /etc/deejayd.conf.