Yes, Mist, Sidi, Mister, etc. The development is being done on a ZXUNO, with a smaller FPGA, and then converted to the other ones.

Thanks.

Actually valid Retroradio IPs seem to go from 79.172.224.14 to 79.172.224.16 and from 84.21.10.31 to 84.21.10.38, both on middle and high quality, mid.mp3 and high,mp3.

When a stream IP shows no channel, it has the default one, 80, so these addresses should be like this:

http://79.172.224.15:80/mid.mp3   

I have tried all the range on the SF3, but something has changed in the stream.

I didn't imagined they existed... I want to try it, thanks.

Yes, the gazpacho(the word almost sounds Magyar....) is a drink made with shacked fresh vegetables including garlic, olive oil, vinegar and other ingredients, varying from every Spanish zone. Almost a drinkable salad, very refreshing and nutritive on hot summer if maintained on the fridge.


Uff!, the Gazpacho group was from the early 70s, mixing pop, gypsy sound and rumba. I like more the Triana group, the evolution some years later, progressive/symphonic rock mixed with flamenco Andalusian sounds. One example:, click on the image:

Hardly.... because I don't drink beer or coffee.... Ok, a Coke can will be accepted, with all the  hard drug inside(sugar and caffeine).

Hans, you spoil me, granting me all my whims. Thanks you also, Tutus and Geco.

Yes, I feel the same, some impotence... The SF3 is a great card but its use is limited on SymbOS. But not on IS BASIC!

Just run the Basic program attached and start to play introducing web station IPs on it.

I said you some time ago that we must aid ourselves, if a net driver or USB driver is needed is very easy to sit and wait some other guy make it for you..... I am not accusing anybody with this.

For example, the Basic programs you download have been translated by me from CPC, and also I have transcript some to/or MSX or PCW. This is amazing for me, a complete null programming... Or these IPs from Web stations... they took me to search the information on the HTTP code of some web pages around 4 hours.

As I have said on other thread of this web, I don't want any appreciation for my efforts, because I have enjoyed doing that.

I think that this whole thing of the "computing" has the main incentive on learning every minute new knowledge, in a search of awareness of the way  our mind, and the machine as a replica, works.

And every one can found his place on the Enterprise scene, you know it very well.

This is a hobby, we waste our spare time doing this while having a family work, life, etc. We are not like consumers that demand new software and hardware because we pay for it..... All stuff released here is donated, but on due time....

Please, all SF3 users..... move.

One of the web-stations I put on the SymbOS Webradio app has ceased to broadcast, and forces a hang when selected. It is the Hungarian one, the first on the list. Avoid to click on it.

Hans(and I) plans to enhance the program with a text file where to put the preferred stations, not hard coded like the actual version.

While this happens I offer some enjoyment to the Hungarian SF3 users: A little list of working Magyar stations that you can hear with a basic program.

It is the same Basic listing that is stored on the SF3 Drive, but I have added some details to make it easier to search for working stations. If the program founds a recoverable error, it runs again itself resetting to one working web-station. Pressing ESC the program will let you to enter other IP.

            IP                             Station name
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92.61.114.191:9310/stream                 AlienWare
82.141.165.6:8000/stream                  KORONAfm100
195.56.193.129:8300/lakihegy              Lakihegy Rádió Online
185.161.204.105:80/mr6g.mp3               Danko Radio
79.172.209.223:7070/;                     Taska Radio
79.172.217.50:9090/stream                 I don't remember....


Also, I can search the web-stations name you like, but not always they work on the SF3, the protocols are often encrypted.