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Old 10-17-2005, 10:04 PM   #1
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Radio Shark and Centrafuse

I've been using Road Runner till now, and I just started messing around with Centrafuse, and with a little modification, centrafuse works really nicely - its faster and more fluid than RR on my P3 600 and much simpler to use.

Has anyone tried to use radio shark with CF... I got it to integrate pretty easily with RR, but I can't figure how to do it in CF....

<-- that's how I got it to work in RR. I was hoping to do something similar in CF... any suggestions would be really helpful...

I basically need to (a) embed it into CF so it sits in the given space and does move around, and (b) put in preset +/- buttons that will push the left/right keyboard keys and send them to the radio shark cuz the UI on the radio shark is too small.

Thanks!

edit: I got it to sit inside CF with the following code:

<APP2>
<PATH>C:\Program Files\Griffin Technology\radioSHARK\radioshark.exe</PATH>
<PARAMETERS></PARAMETERS>
<WINDOWNAME>RadioShark</WINDOWNAME>
<DISPLAYNAME>Radio</DISPLAYNAME>
<PAUSEMUSIC>True</PAUSEMUSIC>
<LINECONTROL>NONE</LINECONTROL>
<MUTEONEXIT>False</MUTEONEXIT>
<STARTFULLSCREEN>False</STARTFULLSCREEN>
<ENABLEHEADER>False</ENABLEHEADER>
</APP2>

The problem, however, is that the area size is wrong and it stretches wierd. And I need to add preset buttons... being able to add mute (spacebar) would be nice too, since radio shark has a very peculiar closing behaviour which I suspect CF won't like.

edit2:

this is the best I can get it to embed in centrafuse

Last edited by DaPCWiz : 10-17-2005 at 11:10 PM.
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Old 10-18-2005, 12:47 AM   #2
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Touch where the song title displys across the top and it will get bigger.
Here is fixed code so it starts full screen too. Might help you but i dunno cause i haven't tried it.
<APP2>
<PATH>C:\Program Files\Griffin Technology\radioSHARK\radioshark.exe</PATH>
<PARAMETERS></PARAMETERS>
<WINDOWNAME>RadioShark</WINDOWNAME>
<DISPLAYNAME>Radio</DISPLAYNAME>
<PAUSEMUSIC>True</PAUSEMUSIC>
<LINECONTROL>NONE</LINECONTROL>
<MUTEONEXIT>False</MUTEONEXIT>
<STARTFULLSCREEN>True</STARTFULLSCREEN>
<ENABLEHEADER>False</ENABLEHEADER>
</APP2>
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Old 10-18-2005, 12:54 AM   #3
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yeah I've tried that as well, but the radio shark UI doesn't scale... so I actually need it to be smaller not bigger....
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Old 10-18-2005, 01:22 PM   #4
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hmmm maybe I can use skinbedder v2 to correct this problem, I will try it tonite....
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