TinyWebRadio Main screen
Changelog
Version 2.3 (2009-05-17)
- TinyWebRadio will now let you know if there is an update availible
- Added a right-click menu to the preset-buttons so you can add the station playing to that button
- Added a function to check for new version
- Fixed a bug in the equalizer
- Fixed a bug in the volume bar, it sometimes got stuck at the top and bottom
Version 2.2 (2008-05-11)
- Added a volumebar to be able to control the volume when playing recorded files
- Added an option to change the font and colors of the playing window
- Added a filter to the preset import dialog, you can now select minimum and maximum bitrate to import
- Added an option to select recording folder in the recording dialog
Version 2.1.1 (2008-02-25)
- Fixed a bug in the Favorites menu, the URL wasn't saved properly
Version 2.1 (2008-02-19)
- Added proxy support
- Added support for any command-line encoder that support stdin
- Fixed a bug in the equalizer, the preamp slider works now
- Minor bug fixes
Version 2.0 (2007-12-05)
- Rebuilt most of the GUI and rewrote most of the code
- If there are more than one streaming URL in the playlist, you can select anyone of them
- Added a list of presets with the option to create your own list based on genres
- The equalizer now saves your settings
- Displaying what type of stream you are listening to
- Added a favorites menu where you can store your favorite stations
- Added a small controlpanel to view/rename/delete your recordings
- Option to show what you are listening to in Live Messenger
- Fixed a bug that resulted in a crash if the string that was sent to the notifyicon was longer than 64 characters
Version 1.0 (2007-10-11)
- Ability to open a direct URL
- Added a stop-button
- Displaying Artist and title in the caption bar
- Added the possibility to minimize to the systemtray
- Minor bug fixes
Version 0.5 (2007-09-20)
Initial release
Custom encoding with TinyWebRadio
Please note that these are just an examples and the quality can probably be made better by altering the arguments.
If you change the arguments and get good results please share it with me so I can post it the website.
Command line encoders
Download Lame here http://www.rarewares.org/mp3-lame-bundle.php
Download FFMpeg here http://www.videohelp.com/tools/ffmpeg
Download FAAC here http://rarewares.org/aac-encoders.php
Encode to mp3 using lame above version 3.97
1) Take lame.exe and place it in TinyWebRadios "encoders"-folder.
2) In TinyWebRadio, go to Settings, click on Recording
3) As encoder, choose "Custom" and click on the Add-button
4) Enter a name for it, for example "Lame MP3"
5) Select the executable lame.exe in the "encoders"-folder
6) Enter the following as arguments: -b 128 - %o%
7) Enter .mp3 as extension
8) Select "24-bit integer sample data"
9) This should output a 128k mp3-file when recording.
Encode to wma using FFMpeg
1) Take ffmpeg.exe and place it in TinyWebRadios "encoders"-folder.
2) In TinyWebRadio, go to Settings, click on Recording
3) As encoder, choose "Custom" and click on the Add-button
4) Enter a name for it, for example "FFmpeg WMA"
5) Select the executable ffmpeg.exe in the "encoders"-folder
6) Enter the following as arguments: -i - -acodec wmav2 -ab 128k %o%
7) Enter .wma as extension
8) Select "24-bit integer sample data"
9) This should output a 128k wma-file when recording.
Encode to aac using FAAC
1) Take faac.exe and place it in TinyWebRadios "encoders"-folder.
2) In TinyWebRadio, go to Settings, click on Recording
3) As encoder, choose "Custom" and click on the Add-button
4) Enter a name for it, for example "FAAC"
5) Select the executable faac.exe in the "encoders"-folder
6) Enter the following as arguments: -b 128 -o %o% -
7) Enter .aac as extension
8) Select "32-bit integer sample data"
9) This should output a 128k aac-file when recording.