Can't get Radio stations, whit TuneNet :-(

@Curty

are you trying to say you ain't? i thought we had something going on! :(

bean, i hope you are back for real this time it's been boring without tunenet progress. welcome back, as the others said, you have been missed!

bean, i noticed that the plugin list on the tunenet site is a TAD outdated. :)
Feel free to use this list to make it up to date!

oh, and bean, i just had an idea....

how would you feel about opening up the plugin api source?
wouldn't it be cool if other amiga audio apps could support tunenet plugins?

that'd mean tunenet might get more plugins too.

@spotUP

Cheers Spot, I'll update the plugin list over the weekend. ..and also try some of them out!

@bean

read my post above again, i just edited it a bit with an idea that popped up. :)

@spotUP

Lol! just answered that question on the AmigaWorld forum! Have a look over there.

Cheers,
Bean.

@bean

:D hehe... and i answered right back at you there as well...
And i found some nice info on the WSR music format that i added to the thread.
I hope it's enough for Sallass00 to make his plugin work!

@Curty

Quote:
Ghey!

Rude!

OS4.1 is waiting for me at home! :)

@bean

Congrats !! Hope you'll then be able to fix those borring bug in the text of the IPod docky theme

@abalaban

That's now fixed, thanks for the report.

Still working my way through some issues, next release will be soonish I hope.

..Oh and OS4.1 is really good. Is there any news on a newer SDK? Specifically I want to experiment with the new compositing engine for skins. I've been out of the loop for a while, so I've no idea what is what these days.

Cheers,
Bean.

@bean

Since you've been "out of the loop," you may not have seen this:
http://os4depot.net/index.php?functio ... emo/misc/winalphatest.lha

So if you can figure out how to implement it, you should be able to use .png files with alpha-channel blending for some really nice looking skins.

@PEB

That looks pretty neat! Though there is no technical documentation or source in the archive unfortunately.

Cheers,
Bean.

Tunenet can't find the stations again.

@TiredOfLife

Works here. Just tried it.

@Antique

Yeah, tough if it didn't though, I would imagine, Bean would be a daddy second time round at this moment, so he'll be up to his eyeballs in baby stuff + 1 small infant

He's a busy person atm, probably not getting any sleep!

Still nothing here

@TiredOfLife

Hey up, I've been programming this evening and have been using the last public TuneNet patch I released (V0.86.36) to listen to music. Can you double check that is the version you are running? (http://www.tunenet.co.uk/download.html)

@all,

A new patch will be available soonish with lots of little fixes (mainly for OS 4.1), including the docky GFX bug fixes.

As Mikey says things are taking a while at the moment!

If you're wondering what I'm doing to TuneNet right now; I got a bit fed up my various methods of launching and handling sub processes within TuneNet, and so am about 75% through a C++ class implementation to really simplify interprocess communication. So far it's testing out OK in my test programs, just a few more methods to complete and test and then I'll integrate into TuneNet. It all helps to speed up future development.

Cheers,
Bean.

@bean

Are you adding mic support to Tunenet? everyones been asking ME to do this! it'll transform your already great software if you can implement it... let us know whats happening anyway. Tunenet is the premier music player on Amiga now.

@bean

Yes, was using that version.
Downloaded it again anyway and installed it.

All now ok, wierd.

Cheers