FreeRadio 1.4: Portal for the FW 3.80 Internet Radio Player View Single Post

***wraggster*** · January 14th, 2008, 23:23

Freeplay has updated his Freeradio app for the PSP, heres whats new:

Just updated this to version 1.4 when I realized you couldn't add non-Shoutcast streams; someone on YouTube made me aware of it. Now you can add any M3U or PLS-style stream from anywhere.

Example: http://www.lowercasesounds.com/ has a streaming PLS channel at http://www.lowercasesounds.com/modul...0&format =PLS and a streaming M3U channel at http://www.lowercasesounds.com/playlist.m3u. They're added by default in the MyStreams.js file so you can see how it works.

Changelog from 1.3:
You can now add M3U and PLS playlists to the MP3/AAC Streams page. They're added by editing the 'MyStreams.js' file, following the same convention as adding a stream, but with the M3U and PLS entries in their own lists. (These sections only show up if there are any entries in the list.)

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**double1r** · January 15th, 2008, 01:55

freeplay dude this application is truly awesome. it beats the internet radio player 1 and 2 by a long shot THANK YOU

**navi91** · January 15th, 2008, 03:26

is there any way to listen to this on the psp
http://www.team1040.ca/player/

**Illegal Machine** · January 15th, 2008, 03:33

this IS pretty cool...

but I'm kinda confused about how to take FULL advantage of this gem..

anyway we can get a DETAILED n00b friendly tutorial?

**watupgroupie** · January 15th, 2008, 03:55

Originally Posted by Illegal Machine

this IS pretty cool...

but I'm kinda confused about how to take FULL advantage of this gem..

anyway we can get a DETAILED n00b friendly tutorial?

If you don't listen to show's without a stream don't even bother asking. Anyway it's pretty straight forward if you know what a stream file looks like which is pretty straight forward because he tells you the two most popular right in the first post.