Can't Get Web Radio To Work

[LewE]

I can't get Web Radio to work.

I set logging in Config to DEBUG and started PVRX2 and tried to play something in Web Radio. Attached is the PVRX2.exe log.

UPDATE: The attached file is not the one I meant to upload. Ignore it.

[mvallevand]

Did you really use config.exe to set the level to debug? These logs are still set to error, send all the logs including the config logs.

Martin

[LewE]

Did you really use config.exe to set the level to debug? These logs are still set to error, send all the logs including the config logs.

Martin

Yes, It was set to DEBUG in CONFIG.

I requested Web Radio again and zipped all the logs from the tmie frame when this was done.. They are attached.

UPDATE: I just looked at my previous post. I had uploaded the wrong zip file. Sorry for the confusion. A side effect of having multiple problems at one time.

[mvallevand]

Those logs are a lot better, and completely different. Standard explanation though WebRadio by default uses Winamp hardcoded to C:\Program Files. If you want to use any other player you need a <player/> in config.xml as described on the wiki. If you are using a 32 bit player in a 64bit O/S this might be

<player>C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe</player>
or
<player>C:\Program Files (x86)\Winamp\winamp.exe</player>

Martin

[LewE]

Those logs are a lot better, and completely different. Standard explanation though WebRadio by default uses Winamp hardcoded to C:\Program Files. If you want to use any other player you need a <player/> in config.xml as described on the wiki. If you are using a 32 bit player in a 64bit O/S this might be

<player>C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe</player>
or
<player>C:\Program Files (x86)\Winamp\winamp.exe</player>

Martin

Thanks. That got me pointed in the right direction, I am running WIndows 7-64bit and although neither of your suggestions were currently installed, I did link it to Windows Media Player.

[mvallevand]

I don't know if WMP supports an url as a command line but if it works good. You won't get any Now Playing data from Shoutcast streams.

Martin

[LewE]

I don't know if WMP supports an url as a command line but if it works good. You won't get any Now Playing data from Shoutcast streams.

Martin

It got at least some stations to play. That was a big improvement. I'll experiment with it using different players.