FreePlay presents FreeRadio - a completely serverless radio player portal for firmware 3.80, 3.80m33 and ...above? Version 1.8, 4/7/2008 * Adopted 'iFreeRadio' skin as default * Improved code so pages should load/scroll slightly faster * Removed unused code that was taking up memory ------------- Old releases: ------------- Version 1.7, 1/18/2008 * Added support for custom plugins. Included an example - a two-channel equalizer that displays beneath the 'stop' button. For information on how plugins work, open X:\radio\plugins\equalizer.plugin in your favorite text editor. Plugins are self-contained JavaScript files, so if you're any good with that, you can easily make your own plugins. FreeRadio will automatically load any plugin files stored in the X:\radio\plugins folder with a filename ending in '.plugin'. The only requirements for a plugin are 'load' and 'start' functions and a variable named 'started'. The rest is up to you. Plugins are only loaded in the Shoutcast, Stream, and Playlist views; this is because rest either don't play audio or might not always look the same (since podcasts and RSS can use HTML). * The web browser and bookmark links now open in a new tab, rather than the current one. Version 1.6, 1/17/2008 * fixed the readme... this ain't 2007 anymore :) * Added support for user themes, based on cascading stylesheets. To make a theme, create a file called 'user_theme.css' in the Radio\Personalize folder and edit it with any text editor. It's a standard CSS stylesheet, so if you don't know about CSS, it's time to learn :) ** Notes: There are a few special pieces of the page which can be themed individually: *** 'bg': The background image. *** 'meta': The bar at the top of the screen that displays the current stream info. *** 'stopbutton': The 'stop playback' button. To theme these pieces, make sure their name is preceded by a '#' in the user_theme.css file; this is how CSS knows it's a page element that has a specific ID. If you're confused, check out the example user_theme.css file; it's a copy of default the 'bg', 'meta', and 'stopbutton' theme settings. Version 1.5, 1/16/2008 * Merged IchigoKurosaki's graphic theme and Joost's mods for greater screen space into the default theme. * Fixed the 'Now Playing' and 'Stop' buttons in place so you can always see them Version 1.4, 1/13/2008 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.) Version 1.3, 12/31/2007 Changelog from 1.2: * Various podcast player bugfixes and RSS reader compatibility tweaks Changelog from 1.1: * Added a few graphics to [try to] make it more attractive * Fixed support for rendering HTML properly in RSS feeds * Added a 'clone tab' feature * Added support for another type of RSS feed thumbnail * Added a few more default RSS feeds and podcasts * Added support for separators (e.g. group headers) in the Shoutcast station, RSS feed, and audio stream lists Changelog from 1.0: * Per suggestion from Torch, the player no longer stops playing when you switch between sections of the portal. * (Unmentioned in previous version...) You can toggle radio muting by pressing the Start button. Features: * Shoutcast playback * Streaming MP3/AAC playback * Podcast browsing/playback * Remote playlist streaming * Web browsing * Links to both official Sony radio players * Customizable lists of Shoutcast stations, podcasts, and raw audio streams To install, just do what the folder name tells you to do :) The files go into the root of your PSP, a.k.a. MS_ROOT, ms0:/, X:\, etc. To run, go to the Internet Radio icon and pick FreeRadio from the list. To customize the list of Shoutcast stations, podcasts, or raw streams, look in the 'radio\personalize' folder. 'MyShoutcast.js', 'MyPodcasts.js', and 'MyStreams.js' contain the lists of Shoutcast stations, podcasts, and raw streams displayed in the portal, as well as instructions for adding your own stuff. You can edit them in Notepad or any other text editor. Enjoy! Thanks to: -- Joost for the 'more screen space' recoding -- IchigoKurosaki for the graphics and layout ideas -- everyone who downloads this!
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