Philip Meyer;493652 Wrote:
> >>Ah, so there are extra menus - organised in a different way to what
> you get in Internet Radio menu.Wrote: [color=blue
> Yeah, and laid out quite nicely imo. The search function is quite
> snappy too.[/color]
Then why is it an App - should be the default Internet
>>Ah, so there are extra menus - organised in a different way to what you get
>>in Internet Radio menu.[/QUOTE Wrote:
> Yeah, and laid out quite nicely imo. The search function is quite
> snappy too.
Then why is it an App - should be the default Internet Radio menu if it's
better. Either way,
Philip Meyer;493363..Ah, so there are extra menus - organised in a
different way to what you get in Internet Radio menu.[/QUOTE Wrote:
>
>
> Yeah, and laid out quite nicely imo. The search function is quite
> snappy too.
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toby10
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>RadioTime App has the following menu options:
>
>Local Radio
>Music
>Talk
>Sports
>By Location
>By Language
>Search RadioTime
>Podcasts
>My Presets
>
Ah, so there are extra menus - organised in a different way to what you get in
Internet Radio menu.
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Philip,
RadioTime App has the following menu options:
Local Radio
Music
Talk
Sports
By Location
By Language
Search RadioTime
Podcasts
My Presets
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toby10
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>Radiotime provides the comprehensive directory of stations and this is
>access through Local and World.
>
>The Apps are intended to provide a selection of most popular networks.
>stations - not every station. It is an attempt to keep menus
>manageable.
>
>You can always add your own station on Fa
Radiotime provides the comprehensive directory of stations and this is
access through Local and World.
Use "Search" to find a station rather than scrolling.
The Apps are intended to provide a selection of most popular networks.
stations - not every station. It is an attempt to keep menus
manage
Thanks, Toby
But my question was meant to be more general: how does Squeezebox
manage / update / maintain the directory of radio stations? I assume it
is fed at present from one central server with 'manual' input.
I think the radio is a fascinating implementation of networking
techniques for a v
I'd suggest installing the App "Radio Feeds UK & Ireland".
There are hundreds of stations, you can choose to sort alphabetically
or by genre, and a search by name option.
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toby10
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How do these get extended and improved?
They are incomplete - e.g. only 3 stations are listed in National
Networks for the UK. And poorly organised - e.g. lists are not sorted
alphabetically. Even the names of stations/channels don't match their
'real' names.
Almost all the talk on this forum is f
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