Radio

I wanted to move the schedule block further down the page on the individual program's pages but even though I move it down and click save it always stays at the top.

I am trying re-order the schedule in: Home>Administer>Content Management>Program>Manage Fields

Is there another place where this can be done or is the schedule - Station Program Module Form not honoring this re-ordering?

I wanted to ask here before posting a bug report, not that it is a configuration thing that I somehow missed.

Thanks for any help!

Frederick

Hi everybody -

I had a question about playlists; has anyone worked on making it so that updating playlists can be done "in place"? What I mean is that, it might be useful for people to be able to add an item to a playlist without having to save the playlist (which then redirects you out of the playlist form). This could help data from getting lost because a DJ was entering in playlist items, but then accidentally closed the browser, hit the back button, etc., but didn't have a way to save those items to the database while staying on the playlist entry form.

Hi All!

I am working on a website for a radio station and I am trying to get a handle on the logic behind the current program block. I have the station and the now playing modules installed on my development system. I understand that the now playing module can be setup to take the songs that are playing from a shoutcast server in addition to the schedules that are setup. How does the block determine whether to use the songs from the shoutcast stream or the schedule?

Hello guys.

Immediatly sorry my ugly english...
I'm not a Drupal expert manager, and for the first time someone ask to me to install a web radio on a site.
So, I choose Station, and I was able to create programs, schedule them, upload audio file.
It's all ok, but I have one big problem: I can't add tracks on playlist, and in this way the schedule says "on air" but nothing obviously come out from the program, because it's empty!
Please, can someone help me??

Many thanks for all you do for this wonderful module, that I hope to apply completely very soon.

Kunst

Hello, hoping someone might be able to help me.

I run a station using drupal called TalkRadioX (http://talkradiox.com). We currently have a Android phone app that will stream our show podcasts. However it stopped working when moved to a new server. Our app developer told us the issue is the URL for the mp3 has unrecognizable characters popping in now like % and _ popping the in the URL for the mp3.

Here is an example of one mp3 URL: http://talkradiox.com/audio/download/11708/The_Radio_Dan_Show_(8pm_on_Apr_12th,_2010).mp3

I am stunned that I can not find a solution to play our radio stream from our website other than using embed tags with third party players such as JW Player - surely I a misunderstanding a fundamental :)

2/1/10 UPDATE: I've posted an in progress copy of the module below. I've added caching and the module's providing a recently played block. I was having trouble with not being able to authenticate from yohnson's Shoutcast module, so this module's still pulling tracks from the played.html page. I'm working on providing an extended recently played page and the Amazon API integration.

Any suggestions for selecting a starter theme for creating an Internet Radio station site utilizing the Station module and Drupal 6.
(ie AdaptiveTheme, Fusion, Genesis, Zen)

Has anyone had success modifying an exisiting theme, or would starting from scratch be the best way to go.

Thanks

hi everybody, first of all i want to thanks abount this great module! it's amazing!

i just upgrated to version 5.20 and i'm very happy, but the only problem is that also if a change the web stream url in in the new schedule node it doesn't change, so the url remains the url of the site: check out my site: www.sanbaradio.it>red column>"on air" block>"sanbaradio stream" is the stream that i have associated to the schedule node "palinsesto" but, even if it change the name of the link, it doesn't change the link and it links to the main url of the site!