Wiiradio

WiiRadio is a ShoutCast stream player. It can read from thousands of internet radio streams and play them back on the Wii.

http://wiibrew.org/w/images/4/43/Wiiradio_img.png

Install/Usage

Installing the application

Copy the "radiow" directory to your SD under /apps
NOTE: DO NOT rename "radiow" directory.
Tested on PAL 3.2 - works fine.
Tested on NTSC 3.3v2 - works fine.

Playlists

Copy the playlist file to /apps/radiow/pls on your SD card
Saving playlists from WiiRadio will create a *.pls file under /apps/radiow/pls.
Pressing the + button will add the playing station to the playlists.


Change Log

Version 0.2

- Changed logo - (Thank You TiMeBoMb for the new logo!)
- Added support for loading Playlist files (*.pls) from the SD card
- Fixed a few minor bugs
- Increased pre-buffer size (this seems to help streaming on the Wii)

Version 0.1 (Preview version)

- First version!

Author Scanff

WiiRadio - WiiBrew - download and more information.

don't suppose there is any way to run this program and play at the same time that would be kinda neat

Sorry to sound like a noob (I haven't played around with adding apps to SD for my Wii before...) but I'm having trouble trying to get this to work. I didn't have an 'apps' directory on my SD card so I created one. Should said directory be in the root of the SD card or somewhere else? After I get the program on the card, how do I launch it....

In short, is there a 'how to' for this app? I'm excited to set it up!

Thanks in advance!

Well, if you softmodded your wii or simply installed homebrew channel, that would be where to launch apps from. Go to wiibrew.com, those apps should have instructions.

Cool. I'll check that out, thanks!

Just so you all know, you can download this app from the homebrew browser... Just thought Id let you all know for those who didnt.

whers the playlist for wiiradio ?
or doesnt it work in 4.3 systems?
thx

U should probably know by now that WiiRadio 0.7 came out last month in case you didn't know. Find the download at the link on the first post.