Hello Pycage,

1. I use the latest version of this great program on my N810. I use the Internet Radio part of it. I noticed that many times I tune in to a radio lets say channel 5 in my list and it jumps to and plays channel 7 while showing the name of the radio and song title of channel 6. So its inconsistent. So for some reason this jumping happens often. This jumpyness often happens both when clicking on a radio station in my list or when I use the next or previous buttons. And its not because those stations are unavailable, because they are available.
It would be good if this bug was removed.

2. Sometimes (randomly) Mediabox "falls a sleep" for like 30 secs when tuning in to another radio station. It would be good to get this bug fixed also.

3. The Hungarian accents (characters like áéöüő) are not displayed correctly in the Song Title line, there are ? (question mark) characters instead, while the name of the radio is correctly displayed with Hungarian accents on the top of the screen.
The default media player shows even the song titles with correct characters.
How can I fix it in the Mediabox?

4. The song title is scrolled back and forth in the right half of the screen. Isnt it possible to give place on the left half of the screen also for the song title so that this scrolling is not needed, or still needed but much less often? Because this scrolling takes a good while till you can read all the info in the line.

5. I read in the posts that you can have a portrait mode for N810 and you have to do something with the advanced backlight program. How to do it exactly?

6. I also read something about a widget. Is there a widget mode for N810?

7. What is this SVN version you mentioned earlier? Are these some kind of non official daily or weekly builds?

8. Normally when there is no internet connection on N810 then any program that needs internet starts the connection on demand. Mediabox fails to do that.

The first 3 bullet points are annoying so it would be good to get them fixed, but anyway its a great software, thanks!