Download AmiNetRadio :0
Extract it Ram::)
Here I have a decision?
The extraction produced two folders?
1. AminetRadio.info
2. AmiNetRadio
I opened up System: named a new folder AmiNetRadio. it appeared and then moved AmiNetradio into that folder
but all did not go well :(
Erro about hotkey?

Could not open Hotkeystring.mccv0?

you probably need to get the mui classes:

http://www.zerohero.se/mui/

went to link downloaded mui classes but the version was a later one/?
would they be copied in the libs folder of AmiNetRadio?
it didnt work?
http://www.zerohero.se/mui/

Went to Aminet and found another lha. used their installer and when AmiNetRadio Icon is clicked a red horizontal bar appears on top of screen?

Where do you put the mui classes?

Quote:

No, 3rd party MUI classes should be copied to SYS:Classes/MUI/ directory. Just copy needed .mcc and .mcp files there and it should work.

[ Edited by jPV on 2009/11/3 9:03 ]

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It sounds like AminetRadio.info is an icon file for a folder.

In Ambient, if you set the window view to "Icons" in the Ram: window
then you will only see the .info file but the name will be AminetRadio.

Copy both the .info and the folder to your hard drive.




[ Edited by koan on 2009/11/3 12:04 ]

Okay starting at the beginning
1.Delete All that pertains to AmiNetRadioV41.lha
2.Would a manual of amiga dos 3.1 help?
3.Is there a manual for MorphOS_2.4?
@Koan What would be the psth to copy both the info and the folder to my hard rive?
Would someone download this application and see if it wors on their set upo/


TIA
osco

@osco

You can copy it to wherever you like.

Personally, I keep my MorphOS system on a separate partition and keep 3rd party applications on another partition called "Programs". I think on MorphOS there is an Applications directory, right ? So you could drag and drop the AminetRadio files into there.

You probably need to copy the contents of the libs directory to the system libs directory too.
Put any .library files in libs but .mcc and .mcp would go in Classes/MUI as was previously mentioned.

Hi Osco!
I've been using AminetRadio since I bought Pegasos and installed MorphOS =)
No problem here.
So, AmiNetRadio reloaded:
after the download, un-lha the package a put the whole folder (without changin names or whatelse) in a directory you like ("Applications" for example).
You just solved the MUI class problem (if you are not sure the "readme" file are an obliged step).
Checked and all is ok? Well why the red bar appears?!
Have you checked radio stations sources?!
Open AmiNetRadio settings and go to "Shoutsearch". What in the "Proxy" box?!? If nothing appears you have to put something there as AmiNetRadio could search the radiostations.
If you search in Morphzone you will find a discussion about the shoutsearch problem. And the way to solve it. Well, try 207.200.98.25 (I'm using this), save and open the shoutsearch box (little "flash-like" button on the radio, assuming you are using green skin, though aminetradio help bubbles explain all the buttons with mouse on), select a genre or a single artist, click "go" and whrn the list of radio stations appears, double click on one of those.
Now you should be able to hear the radio!
Remember to download the skins (if you want and you like them) on Amigazeux website, the visual plugins and the dsp plugins. In addiction to Aminet remember three other website for MorphOS file downloading:

http://morphos.lukysoft.cz/en/
http://www.morphos-files.net/
http://www.meta-morphos.org/download.php

And remember what Jpv and Koan wrote: all libs or MUI classes should be copied in SYS:Libs or SYS:Classes/MUI not in MorphOS:Libs or MoprhOS:Classes/MUI. This to avoid problems and to keepp your system clean.

> all libs or MUI classes should be copied in SYS:Libs or SYS:Classes/MUI not in
> MorphOS:Libs or MoprhOS:Classes/MUI.

I think you're confusing MorphOS: (aka SYS:) and MOSSYS: (aka MorphOS:MorphOS/) here.

..ehm.... no, I've only wrote in the wrong way....
I should have used the form you wrote (MorphOS:MorphOS/ ...etc)
Thanks!!

[ Edited by Jambalah on 2009/11/3 16:41 ]