A small internet radio player

NetRadio is a small program that lets you receive and play internet radio on your computer. A 96 kbps or better internet connection is needed to use the program. The program comes with a list of more than 30 popular free internet radio stations to choose from. You can add your own favorite radio stations easily by adding them to the “stations.txt” file that comes with the program.

NetRadio is very simple, but easy to use. No confusing options, no bloated features you never use. Just plain and easy listening to your favorite stations.

NetRadio is tested and works on Windows 7 and Windows Vista, both 32bit and 64bit.

License

NetRadio is freeware. You can share it with anyone as long as no money is charged. Use it at your own risk.

Latest changes (0.5 to 0.6)

• Added / fixed station URLs
• Fixed some Win7 related glitches
• Bugfixes and improved error handling
• Upgraded to BASS 2.4.5 for 64bit compatibility
• Updated installer to work on Vista / Win7

Where to download

You can download NetRadio v0.6 here.

Acknowledgements

Contains BASS audio technology, www.un4seen.com
Contains 7-Zip and LZMA compression technology, www.7-zip.org
Contains libPNG for PNG image file support, www.libpng.org

Modding / Skinning information

The program uses the Jewel GUI framework for the user interface. The actual behavior of the program is implemented in JewelScript. All the script and image files are compressed into a 7-Zip archive that is loaded when the program starts.

If you are interested to mod NetRadio, get 7-Zip, unpack ‘Resources.jpac’ into a folder ‘Resources’ next to the program, and start changing the graphics and scripts.

If you’re familiar with HTML/XML, changing the UI layout should be no problem. Editing the JewelScript code is not necessary to make a new skin. However, if you’re skilled, you can turn NetRadio into a Space-Invaders or Pac-Man clone. :)

If you intend to modify the scripts, it would be handy to have some documentation what functions and classes are available. I will post some documentation here if people request it. Contact me by mail if you are interested.