Is Tunenet station scan out again?

In prefs:Internet I had placed this:

207.200.98.1 classic.shoutcast.com

under "Hosts"

It solved the station scanning problem when I put it in a while back. Did they change the address again?

Paul

u seem to have 207.200.98.25 ;
no good either, ' get an "error obtaining Station Listings"

Would be nice with an update on tunenet. Seems inactive to me.

Not sure what is happening to TuneNet either :(

Tunenet is dead, my emails to Paul Heams go unanswered, he has 3 Girls and a full time job, I very much doubt he'll be back..

At least we still have AmigaAmp.

@Mickey_C

the problem here is not Tunenet but shoutcast.com changing again its servers...

In fact Tunenet is a part of the problem because it's using old shoutcast API which shoutcast wants to fade out (of course because the new API v2 requires payed registration by the application devs)

@Mikey_C
If TuneNet is really abandoned, then it would be great if he could open source it - or at least give the source code to someone else he trusts...

@Mickey C
Saying that Tunenet is dead is a bit unfair, I mean it works, apart from the radio serach aspect, the radio playing aspect has no issues if you know the url. It's an excellent player, and new formats can be supported via plugins.

@CHrisH

That would be nice.

@Thread
There's nothing stopping a developer writing a seperate radio search facility, a that invokes the player of the users choice.

My last email to Bean was asking him to consider releasing the source code for someone else to develop. I did not get a reply. (He'd replied to previous emails)

So in my book, Tunenet is dead (development wise)

@broadblues
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I went to shoutcast.com, selected "copy link" for a radio station and entered the URL in the TuneNet "Open URL" requester and Tunenet just says "Playback Finished". How does one obtain a playable URL from shoutcast? I went to "SKY FM" and couldn't get a link, just a play option that tells me I need Adobe Flash to play the music. Unless I can use TuneNet to stream music I'd have to agree it's dead and I'll just play local files with AmigaAMP.
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How would a developer go about searching the entire Internet for music streams?

Ok,

Just go on http://www.shoutcast.com/

With MUIOWB, right click on the radio link you want to listen and select download target link. It will then save the .pls file.

This file can be opened with AmigaAMP or TuneNet and it will load the radio station whenever you want to listen to it.

O.K. Thanks for the info. I've got my smooth jazz back