Pocket Radio Player

[Grisu]

1. Open up the station with the PRP station editor (drag & drop or via the station list dropdown):


2. Select "(No Logo)" from the station editor dropdown:


3. Press the left "save button" at the very bottom and the logo is removed from your prp file.

Doesn't this work for you?

[Grisu]

Updated PRP to build #180311.

[ozziguy]

Hi Grisu

Is the xp patch supposed to be applied ? i get the vsnprintf error with this new version

"The procedure entry point _vsnprintf_s could not be located in the dynamic link library msvcrt.dll"

[Grisu]

Thanks for the report. I'll try to look into this again. I changed some other modules in order to keep PRP up to date. Also used an older compiler GCC 6.4. for this build.

I have sent out some E-Mails for help. Will post here, when I can report some progress. - If everything else fails, I'm forced to create an extra (frozen) branch for XP. I see no other way to prevent such issues in the future.

[JudyGarland]

[Grisu]

Please try out this build under XP: http://www.mediafire.com/file/ad4chzkds ... xp_pro.zip

You just need to extract the two files to a fresh folder and start prp_xp. All stations will be downloaded at the start automatically.

[ozziguy]

Grisu, that build works

The first 10-15 seconds it prepared the prp.dat file and seems to be running just fine

Thanks

[JudyGarland]

A bit tricky but it works for me too.
I do prefer the traditional way though, with all stations wrapped up inside the archive, quite faster.
Also, a way for selecting stations by 'port' (exemple 80, 8800, ecc) should be welcome, and my router would thank

Thank you for your efforts, Grisu.

[Grisu]

Thanks, you two.
You can always overwrite your former prp.exe with this one and use your old installation. I just didn't want to upload the whole package again, before I know that it is in proper shape again.

For a "port-search / selection": PRP doesn't store the server urls inside the ram. It reads the data for each station only out after you have selected it. Therefore adding such a search would need to "pre-read" all files for server urls.

What I could do is to make PRP "jump" to a certain port-url, if the station offers multiple streams. But I'm not sure if such a feature is used often....

[Grisu]

I updated PRP (#180415) with the last hotfix changes and the new Korean translation.

[Grisu]

Build #180409 (Only In Darkness You See Light) is up with the latest changes.
Please report if "prp.exe" runs under WinXP. As fallback a "prp_xp.exe" is included in the normal distribution.

P.S.: Due to personal reasons, my response time will be slower as usual. Please make sure you live every moment as if it were your last!

[JudyGarland]

It works for me under XP.
No need of "prp_xp.exe" this time.

Thank you Grisu.

[Grisu]

Awesome. Thank you Judy for testing.

[Grisu]

Hello!

From now on I'm going to put up regular nightly builds of the prp.exe on my website. These builds contain bug-fixes as well new stuff, but sometimes can be unstable.
I hope to get some early feedback and bug reports out of it. It also helps to shorten the time between full releases. Current build is from today.

Cheers
Grisu

[dtoxic]

Hi all, i have a question. is there a way to export recently played songs to a text file?