Web Radio 2.10 Released

[mvallevand]

Looks really good to me Dave72. I'd change the m3u.png image to Sirus.png (and put the png in the media\RadioLogos folder) and really there is no need to touch the recording service, and UserMenu.xml will get reloaded the next time WebRadio is loaded.

Martin

[Dave72]

Okay. Here's a logo we could use, I suppose.

[Dave72]

SiriusStreamer has been updated to 1.5, it seems the most notable addition is support for XM online streams as well. (and its now called SiriusXMStreamer (of course..))
However, afaik, the XM content is fairly low bitrate unless you have a premium subscription.

Has anyone tried the update with Webradio2 ? Does it break things ?

SiriusXMStreamer site

from the update notes:

1.5.0
--------
- *******************************************
- * ======================================= *
- * SiriusStreamer is now SiriusXMStreamer! *
- * ======================================= *
- *******************************************
- Added XM Radio Online support
- Added direct playback with title updates within the application
- Added support for uSirius url format
- Added ability to permanently dismiss exit confirmation
- Added ability to override default protocol with querystring
- Added additional copy, open, and save options to feeds and playlists
- Updated feed and playlist titles to be more descriptive
- General code cleanup and reorganization

[philly_phenom]

I can't get the WebRadio installer to work. The installer runs real quick & doesn't do anything. I tried manually executing Install.BAT, but it returns:

ERROR: The system was unable to find the specified registry key or value

I assume this is either a Windows 7 or 64 bit issue, so I tried to manually set up everything.

I was able to copy over the files, but when I got to the part where it calls xml.exe, I wasn't sure exactly what it was doing to config.xml, so I stopped.

Any ideas to get it to work? I tried manually setting the environment variable %InstallDir% to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Devnz\GBPVR", but it didn't seem to like that either.

[mvallevand]

I'd just run the 2.10 updater http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Plugi...tup210.zip It uses it's own installer which I think is 64 bit OS aware and all the mandatory files are included.

Afterwards you can move in all the media image in MixMan's installer.

Martin

[philly_phenom]

I'd just run the 2.10 updater http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Plugi...tup210.zip It uses it's own installer which I think is 64 bit OS aware and all the mandatory files are included.

Afterwards you can move in all the media image in MixMan's installer.

Martin

Will the updater work even if I've never had WebRadio installed before?

[mvallevand]

Yes.

Martin

[philly_phenom]

So the installer ran, & it appears to have copied everything to the plugins directory & the plugin shows up in the config app.

However, I don't see WebRadio on the PVRX2 menu & it does not appear that config.xml was updated (still has 2/18 timestamp).

Here's what config.xml has for WebRadio (the specified directory doesn't even exist):

<WebRadio>
<StationFile>C:\Users\Public\GBPVR\WebRadio\Stations.xml</StationFile>
<IconDirectory>C:\Users\Public\GBPVR\WebRadio\Station Icons\</IconDirectory>
</WebRadio>

I tried stopping the recording service & re-running, but it didn't make a difference...

[mvallevand]

Did you go into config.exe to see if it is enabled?

Martin

[philly_phenom]

Did you go into config.exe to see if it is enabled?

Martin

Yes - the WebRadio plugin is enabled in the config app.