Thread: XM / Sirius Worklog

Hello all,
Will be posting the 1st CF Satellite Radio Plugin with Sirius support tomorrow for everyone to try. I will start a new thread for it so keep your eye open for that...
Stay tuned...

The next Satellite Radio Plugin version has been released, it includes Sirius support and fixes for the xm list not fully completing during channel refresh... Please see Post #1 for details...

new update, see post #1 for additions and fixes and details...

Fixed another few bugs, try new version 1.410, see Post #1 for Details

New update in next CF Update 1.42, see post #1 for details

I didn't read the whole thread, I know...I'm lazy, but what hardware are you using to get Sirius? Are you just using the MP3Car XM USB or am I missing something here? Thanks in advance!

PS: Sorry if the question is a little off-topic.

Originally Posted by Lazyflip

I didn't read the whole thread, I know...I'm lazy, but what hardware are you using to get Sirius? Are you just using the MP3Car XM USB or am I missing something here? Thanks in advance!

PS: Sorry if the question is a little off-topic.

Sirius SC-C1 Tuner and MJS SC-C1 USB Adapter....

Hey Scott!

I just installed 1.42 and posted up a list of stuff in the bugs thread, David asked for me to copy one thing over here:

Niggles

• The XM scroll line (top line of display) doesn't need the XM channel number and station name. With that in there, it's WAY too much text and tends to push the Artist name starting point off-screen.

Thanks!

Another one Scott;

• When I first installed 1.42, SatRadio was fine, (XMDirect, COM1, Line in). I hibernated, then after resume, the SatRadio setup was set to XMPCR. This only happened the first time out of a sleep/hibernate cycle.
  
  You may remember that this happened once before while the split module was in development.
  
  It "feels" like maybe the module knows that it's the first time loading so it writes to the XML file? i.e., to upgrade to 1.42, I exited CF, ran the updater, loaded CF, reconfig'd a couple of modules, then let it run without a restart. So, the SatRadio module hadn't actually been through a shutdown/startup cycle.