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I am posting here because RR is the only front-end I use and I don't know if xmcache is used in other front ends. If this is the wrong place, let me know and I will ask the admin to move the thread.
Since I got sick of the xmcache.ini file being out of date, I just wrote a quick tool to take the lineup page created from xmradio.com and generate a corresponding xmcache.ini file.
The instructions (which come up first when you run it) are:
I have an exe, but would like someone else to test it before I post it. If you're interested, please email me and I'll send you the exe.Code:Go to: http://www.xmradio.com/onxm/full-channel-listing.xmc and save the web page by using <Alt>-F, Save As... The filename must be "XM Channel Lineup.htm" Run this tool in the same file as where you save the HTM file The file xmcache.ini will be created as the output file. Place this file in the RoadRunner folder. Hit any key to start processing the HTM file...
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Steve
get this error on both versions.
2011 Nissan Frontier SL
AMD X3 2.2 | M4-ATX | 16Gb SSD | 2GB DDR3-1333 | MSI GF615M-P33 MB
OBDPROS USB | BU-303 GPS l LILLIPUT TS | Car2PC adapter | XM Direct | USB Dual band N with custom mag-mount antenna.
So far the second version is working for others. Are you running Windows Vista? I haven't tested it on Vista.
Try moving the exe and the .htm file to C:\ and running it from a DOS command box.
Thanks! What OS did you run it on?Originally Posted by fixerofallthing
xp pro..
worked via command line, thx
2011 Nissan Frontier SL
AMD X3 2.2 | M4-ATX | 16Gb SSD | 2GB DDR3-1333 | MSI GF615M-P33 MB
OBDPROS USB | BU-303 GPS l LILLIPUT TS | Car2PC adapter | XM Direct | USB Dual band N with custom mag-mount antenna.
If anyone tried sending me email since this past weekend, it probably got lost. So count on me never seeing it. I am back up now.
Here is the latest XMCache.exe util to generate the .ini file.
Last night I decided I didn't like how you had to first go to the XM site and get the HTML page manually, so I modified the tool to do it for you. Now, just run the attached XMCache.exe in a DOS box and it will automatically connect and generate the XMcache.ini file in the same directory.
Let me know if there's any problems.
Here's a sample output:
Code:N:\XMCache\XMCache\Release>XMCache IP is 209.170.118.10 Query is: <<START>> GET /onxm/full-channel-listing.xmc HTTP/1.0 Host: www.xmradio.com User-Agent: HTMLGET 1.0 <<END>> Done...wrote 194 channels
I keep getting this:
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