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2010-01-15
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Originally Posted by juahan
Me too.... there are only about 4 stations there i really like BBC being one of them an i listen to them EVERYDAY!!!!.
Does anyone know to which file the Media Player saves the internet radio stations?
I would like to clear away the ones I don't use so that I can find the ones I use better. There is of course this manual one by one way of deleting the stations, but it's too much work.
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2010-01-15
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I have another question: where did the search results come from on the N95 8GB? I had a station that I always listened to that I was able to find only through that search and not via shoutcast.com
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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2010-01-15
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I don't know, but it's possible to find your station by typing it's name (if you didn't allready knew). You'll probably find it faster. Good luck.
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2010-01-16
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I searched the whole file system trying to find the playlists or internet radio station lists, but no luck. I tried to be pretty thorough, with multiple search words. There is only list of default internet radio stations (in .xml), but I checked that it doesn't correspond to the current modified list.
Now I started thinking that maybe the internet radio list is in sqlite database. Could it be? My skills are not enough for searching the database, so maybe someone could do some searching. For example, if it is possible, maybe add a new internet radio station and then search the sqlite database with some string corresponding to the addition.
Last edited by juahan; 2010-01-16 at 18:36.
Now I started thinking that maybe the internet radio list is in sqlite database. Could it be? My skills are not enough for searching the database, so maybe someone could do some searching. For example, if it is possible, maybe add a new internet radio station and then search the sqlite database with some string corresponding to the addition.
Last edited by juahan; 2010-01-16 at 18:36.
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2010-01-19
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Originally Posted by juahan
You are right about the database. The stations are saved into .mafw.db sqlite3 database in /home/user/ directory.
I searched the whole file system trying to find the playlists or internet radio station lists, but no luck. I tried to be pretty thorough, with multiple search words. There is only list of default internet radio stations (in .xml), but I checked that it doesn't correspond to the current modified list.
Now I started thinking that maybe the internet radio list is in sqlite database. Could it be? My skills are not enough for searching the database, so maybe someone could do some searching. For example, if it is possible, maybe add a new internet radio station and then search the sqlite database with some string corresponding to the addition.
The database has only one table 'iradiobookmarks' with 3 fields 'id', 'key', 'value'. The 'id' is not unique and the key is one of 'title', 'uri', 'mime-type'. The value is a data blob which contains the data which describe the key. One radio has at least 3 entries in the database with the same id but with different key types. So at least 'title', 'uri' and 'mime-type' should be present.
Actually is less complicated than it sounds. I coded last night a proof of concept python script to edit the database to add greek stations in a automated manner. I will clean up the code and release it as a greek radios package.
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2010-01-19
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you can also open sqlite dbs from your pc. firefox has an addon
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2010-01-19
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I wonder if, like the Conversations/SMS SQLite database, there is an API provided to best access this database, rather than editing it directly. Does anyone know?
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2010-01-27
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2010-01-27
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How do we use the script? Does it allow us to edit the list?
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I would like to clear away the ones I don't use so that I can find the ones I use better. There is of course this manual one by one way of deleting the stations, but it's too much work.
Last edited by juahan; 2010-01-15 at 18:10.