Documentation
Introduction:
This guide is to help you introduce you to the features and most common questions new users will have while using Radio Stream Player. And help you make the most of Radio Stream Player
- You can read about station filters here
- You can read about station tags here
- You can read more about adding and removing stations here
- You can find the Radio Stream Player FAQ here
Translations:
Radio Stream Player supports translation to any language, but your local language may not be added yet. Translations are done by the community and if your local language is not supported and you have time to help translate please read this page. Both Radio Stream Player and this web page supports translations
Desktop form
This form is designed to take minimal space and provide you with the controls you need to control volume and what stations you want to play, the list it shows of stations is based your station usage. The number of stations shows on this form is controlled in the settings window
Radio Stream Player tricks/hints
Radio Stream Player tricks is designed to be as easy to use as possible, so the GUI has a few tricks that saves you a bit of time when streaming your favorite station.
The first thing you will notice is the 3 station listed on the main window, and the stations listed above line in the Station list menu. These are the stations that are your TopX ( X being that you can have any number of stations you want, default setting is 5) based on your usage ( IE how many times you click on the station) , the top list is only updated when the player is restarted or station list is edited to save CPU/RAM.
Mouse wheel:
Radio Stream Player also supports using the mouse wheel to change the volume on, this is supported on the main window and the desktop form. You can also click once with your left button on the notice icon and easily change the volume.
Radio Stream Player icon disapering:
Windows has a built in system where it hides icons it believes you don't need anymore, this system like any other automated system is not perfect and may sometimes hide icons you need. Windows should "learn" after a while that it should not hide Radio Stream Player icon, but if you don't want to wait for that here are some simple steps to make it always show the icon:
1) Right click on your task bar
2) Select Properties
3) Click on Customize (Beside the Hide inactive icons check box)
Now you should have a see the Radio Stream Player, and in the list box you can select Always show