This is the general strategy to set up a player to use JeFCo:
If the player supports connecting CDDB through a proxy, choose JeFCo as this proxy. In that case the setting of the CDDB Server in the players configuration is not used. JeFCo is catching all requests and uses its own settings.
If proxy settings are not supportet by the player JeFCo itself may be set up as CDDB or CDDBP Server.
Here are detailed descriptions of the setup process for some players. It is assumed that JeFCo runs on the local machine 'localhost' and is using it's default ports. The setup procedure for players not on this list should be similar.
These CD players have been tested:
AUDIOGRABBER
EASYCD
FULLCD
GRIP
JACK
K-JOFOL
REALJUKEBOX
SONIQUE
WINAMP
Version 1.40 [win32]
Homepage at http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net
Choose 'Settings -> CDDB settings...' from the menu.
At 'Connect via' select 'HTTP'.
At 'Proxy settings' select 'Use Proxy' and choose Port '8080' and Server 'localhost'.
If you like you can check 'Auto-query CDDB if a new disk is not found in cdplayer.ini' below.
Version 2.0 beta 3.071 [win32]
Homepage at http://surf.to/easycd
Press the 'Toggle Preferences' button.
Choose the 'CDDB' tab.
In 'When new CD is detected' choose 'Use CDDB'.
Check the 'Access the Internet using a proxy server' box.
Enter 'localhost' at 'Address:' and '8080' at 'Port:'.
Version ? [win32]
Homepage at http://members.tripod.com/~gartsmanf/fullcd.htm
Choose 'Options -> CDDB Options...' from the try icon.
At 'HTTP Query Options' select 'Use Proxy When Connecting' then choose Port '8080' and Server 'localhost'.
Version 1.9 [Linux]
Homepage at http://www.ling.ed.ac.uk/~oliphant/grip
Choose 'Config -> Proxy' tabs.
Check 'Use proxy server' box.
Choose 'localhost' as 'Proxy server' and '8080' as 'Proxy port'.
Hit 'Save Configuration' to store your settings.
If you like you can check 'Perform CDDB lookup automatically' on the 'CDDB' tab.
Version 2.2 [Linux]
Homepage at http://www.home.unix-ag.org/arne/jack/
Hint from Arne Zellentin [Developer of jack]
Type 'http_proxy=http://localhost:8080/ jack -parameter...' in your shell to start jack
(jack uses now his own http_proxy environment variable.
If you are shure no other app uses http_proxy you can export http_proxy
in .profile as usual:
'export http_proxy=http://localhost:8080/')
Version v0.6 prebeta 3 [win32]
Homepage at http://www.kjofol.org
Choose 'Options'.
Press the 'Plug-ins...' button.
Select the 'Input' tab.
Select 'CR Reader v1.55 (x86) [kj_CDReader.dll]' and press the 'Configure' button.
Select the 'CDDB' tab.
Check the 'Use Internet CDDB' box.
Edit 'localhost' as 'CDDB server address'.
Version 1.0.0.240 [win32]
Homepage at http://www.real.com
Choose 'Options -> Preferences...' from the menu.
In 'Web Proxy Settings':
Check 'Use a HTTP proxy' box.
Choose 'Manually Configuration Settings'.
Choose 'localhost' as 'Proxy Server' and '8080' as 'Proxy Port'.
Version 1.50 [win32] with CD Reader 1.10 by copah
Homepage Sonique: http://www.sonique.com
Homepage CD Reader: http://www.url.ru/~copah/
Install CD Reader. You have to deactivate Sonique's internal cdaudio.sql. Check copah's readme.
In Sonique: Switch to the setup screen.
Choose 'plug-ins':
Choose 'CD Reader'.
Choose 'Configure'.
Choose CDDB tab:
Check 'Use Internet CDDB' and type 'localhost' as 'CDDB server address'.
Version 2.22 [win32]
Homepage at http://www.winamp.com
Note: Winamp uses CDDBP, so leave the Proxy settings alone. Else the autoupdate and the internal browser won't work anymore.
Locate the file 'winamp.ini' in the Winamp program directory (usually 'C:\Program Files\Winamp\winamp.ini').
In this file locate the section '[CDDA/Line Input Driver]'.
In this section set the paramter 'rver' to 'localhost'.
The section will look like:
[CDDA/Line Input Driver]
sample=1
rt=8880
use_cddb=1
rver=localhost
er=winampuser@nullsoft.com