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# Music

A feature-rich FiveM music/radio script supporting vehicle radios, location-based stations, public sessions, a song queue system, and a full permission system.

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## Table of Contents

1. [Installation](/docs/scripts/music/installation.md)
2. [Configuration](/docs/scripts/music/configuration.md)
3. [Permissions](/docs/scripts/music/permissions.md)
4. [Locations](/docs/scripts/music/locations.md)
5. [Public Sessions](/docs/scripts/music/public-sessions.md)
6. [Admin Commands](/docs/scripts/music/admin-commands.md)
7. [Exports & API](/docs/scripts/music/exports-and-api.md)
8. [Integration Examples](/docs/scripts/music/integration-examples.md)

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## Features

| Feature            | Description                                            |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| Vehicle Radio      | Play music inside any vehicle with spatial sound range |
| Location Stations  | Fixed radio points at configurable map locations       |
| Public Sessions    | Host broadcasts others can tune into nearby            |
| Queue System       | Add, skip, and manage a song queue                     |
| Default Stations   | Preconfigured stations always available                |
| Permission System  | Control access by player, vehicle, or location         |
| Framework Support  | ESX, QBCore, or custom bridge                          |
| Target Integration | ox\_target or marker-based interaction                 |

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## Dependencies

* [ox\_lib](https://github.com/overextended/ox_lib)
* [oxmysql](https://github.com/overextended/oxmysql)
* [xsound](https://github.com/draobrehtom/xsound) or compatible sound resource
* ESX (`es_extended`) **or** QBCore (`qb-core`)
* *(optional)* [ox\_target](https://github.com/overextended/ox_target) or compatible targeting resource
