BBC Radio Player
by John Hinds
All in one BBC Radio Player for 52 BBC local and global stations. See the Widget info page for the full list.
[All these stations require RealPlayer to be installed to operate but do not open RealPlayer when they are running in Windows, however the Widget will open it while running on a Mac.]
[All these stations require RealPlayer to be installed to operate but do not open RealPlayer when they are running in Windows, however the Widget will open it while running on a Mac.]
Current Version: 1.3
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November 15, 2007 · version 1.3 krezyleI like the idea, but seem to be having some trouble getting it to work. I'm using real player alternative, and can listen to the station when I go to dave.org.uk, just pops up the player and buffers. But when I try to use this widget, I get an unable to locate server error, no dns entry, then it lists the station address that I have tested and which works. Clicking on the more info button brings an error that crahes the widget. Any idea whats going on? Perhaps its because its not the fu… More
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November 15, 2007 · version 1.3 peas.dove@verizon.netI love this widget but lately I keep getting an error message when I try connecting to BBC7. The message says the link is missing or outdated.
rtsp://rmlivev8.bbc.net.uk/farm/*/ev7/live24/bbc7/live/bbc7_dsat_g2.ra
Can you help?
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November 15, 2007 · version 1.3 Ammar mguys!
thanks for a wonderful widget
i'm kind of new to this widget thing, i dont know how to edt the content of the widget to change the urls that are down
tried notepad but no luck
help pls
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November 15, 2007 · version 1.3 njbuftonRadio Oxford not working - have some of the URLs changed? Is there any way to fix this?
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November 15, 2007 · version 1.3 Wabbittammarhm, if you open the widget file in WinRar you'll find a file inside it called BBC_Radio.kon. Copy that file to your desktop. You can then open the copy with notepad and change any broken links (the current links for all BBC streams can be found at http://dave.org.uk/streams/). Save the file, then place it back into the widget using WinRar. When you open the widget next using the widget engine, you'll get a message saying that the file has been modified since you last used it. Just click on "Use Widget" and you're all set.
