AnthonyKinson

Fixed alot of issues with third party (none bouncyservers hosted) SHOUTcast Radio hosting which caused white pages. Included a new setting to manually select the type of connection you want to use for your connecting to your radio (Auto, cURL, Sockets, FOPEN). also added a new troubleshoot admin module, which performs various tests to debug any connection errors to your radio server and improved licensing functions.

v9.3.1 was released last week ;) should be available in your client area.

This application is no longer available in the IPS Marketplace at this time. Please submit a ticket in the BouncyServers client area for any support issues.

This application is no longer available in the IPS Marketplace at this time. Please submit a ticket in the BouncyServers client area for any support issues.

No, you still need a shoutcast server, or access to a radio XML feed. You also need the actual Radio Center Application for this hook to work. As for running it from yoru own web address. Basically this is the tune in links, so in a way your right. Usually a host will provide you with http://superhostingcompany.net:8000/listen.pls with the radio center that would be converted to http://myforum.com/radio/listen/winamp/ so your visitors never see or are reffered to your radio host (plus its SEO friendly)

Seems ok to me when i just looked...

no problem, hope you and your community enjoy it :)

Unfortunatly not. If theres another interest in other platforms then i'd be willing to create them. But PSN version would require me to invest in a playstation 3 and some games which isnt something i'd want to do for an application with little interest. Admin CP -> System Settings -> Xbox Live -> General Settings -> License key i'm eventually going to move the license stuff to it's own section and also put a admin module in for it as some people have trouble finding app settings when their not in the "My Apps" tab.

Cheap hosting always has its negatives I guess.

Do you actually have a SHOUTcast server setup? you need the ports unblocked that yoru shoutcast server is using. If you don't have a shoutcast server then you wont know which ports you need unblocking until you get one.

the scroll bar? you will have to go into the template editor, then... Board Index -> hookRadioRequest then the scroll is set by this line <div id="BRR_REQLIST" style="max-height:150px; overflow:auto;"> If you completely remove scrollbars you wont be able to see earlier requests unless you change the max-height: value too.

CSS file - radio_requests.css in acp template editor. i guess so, you could just change the hook position in the XML file i guess to hook it where ever you like. I'll add more permissions and settings and stuff in the next version :)

request hook can be found here http://www.bouncyservers.co.uk/system/link.php?id=7 / http://community.invisionpower.com/files/file/3456-bouncy-radio-requests-v100/ you need to be logged into the BouncyServers client area though as addon's only show when you have the product they apply to.

Couldn't do much yesterday as i had work being done on our client system due to a bug with addons. I've worked your ticket first thing this morning though. I did some testing on your server and installation and got the following debug; Success! cURL Mode Activated... Continuing to process radio data... Starting radio Connection Atempt... FAILED!! Trying SOCKETS... FAILED!! Trying FOPEN... FAILED!! failed to open stream: Connection refused in /***/stats.php on line 145 [#BRC-666] Bouncy Radio Center will not function on this server. Please contact out support department and ensure cURL, SOCKETS or FOPEN is enabled on your system Basically cURL is working hence the success message, but it's not returning valid data so it's trying a SOCKETS and FOPEN connection, which are also failing. When i first checked you did not have valid SHOUTcast details in the settings for your Radio so i used some of our test server details for your site to connect to. After all the testing it turns out your webhost is not allowing traffic on the ports i was using for the test shoutcast server. You should contact them and ask them to allow traffic on the ports your radio uses (the actual port and 1 port number above eg. 8000 & 8001).