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sonnik
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Why don't we post a thread where users can find the latest and greatest, along with a breif description or screen shot if applicable.
(a summary... and maybe make the thread sticky?)
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dbroome
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Joined: 09 May 2003
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Sounds fine to me. Here's mine:
ReplacePCR - http://www.davidbroome.com/page.asp?Page=88
Windows software for controlling the PCR, has Artists/Song I like and Artists/Songs I DON'T Like. UI can be run from anywhere on a network, and in more than one place at once, while the server is run at the computer with the PCR. Schedules, Rules, Radio diagnostics and more. Currently RC 2, soon to be 1.0 (and look for a web interface). Not as 'pretty' as the stock software, but a whole lot more flexible.
Now includes Song History/Playlist Browser and a Spectrum Analyser, with fully configureable columns, and support for MyXMPCR.com.
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ReplacePCR Take your PCR to the next level.
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dobbz
Developer of OpenPCR
Joined: 14 Dec 2002
Posts: 291
Location: Minneapolis, MN
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OpenXM - Perl program used to interface XMPCR radio. Interfaces at the module level so others are able to develop their own applications based on the module code. UI is very basic and has most functions that the stock software has plus the ability to create a website realtime with what's currently playing on each channel and a sleep timer. Will work on Windows/Linux/MacOS with the right modules. Currently tested and developed for linux/unix.
Updated: Now rewritten in a Client/Server format to allow interoperability with other versions. Web GUI Written to allow control from remote locations.
Freshmeat: http://freshmeat.net/projects/openxm/
Sourceforge: http://xmpcr.sourceforge.net/ (Main Download)
OpenXM: http://www.openxm.com/
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Project removed for the time being due to Cease and Decist letter informing me of Trademark Violations. Hope to re-release under a new name shortly.
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ghicken
25 hours of XM every day
Joined: 08 Dec 2002
Posts: 1102
Location: Bowie, MD
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xmd-xmfe This is for Linux.
Sourceforge: http://xmd-xmfe.sourceforge.net
Version 0.2a is now available. This version fixes what was broken on 0.1a but is not much different. It includes a CGI file for providing your own tracker for linking (as long as you have a web server to place it.) It also has an updating tool too so when stations are added, you can update the list.
More soon (3/25/04)
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nsayer
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Joined: 09 Jun 2003
Posts: 405
Location: Santa Clara, CA
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| Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2003 12:56 pm Post subject: MacXM |
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MacXM can be found at http://www.macxm.com/
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Support for MacXM is now available at The MacXM support forum
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Ryan
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Joined: 14 Aug 2002
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Location: St Louis, MO
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sonnik
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Posts: 301
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SRC (Sat Radio Controller)
Lightweight, can be placed out of site, low CPU utilization.
ZIP Download Available here.
Needs VB6 Runtime (if you don't have it already, download it here.
*** Clarification: If you need to change your "COM" port, do so with the command line paramater as illustrated here.
URL And download file may change - will edit post or look for new reply if so.
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balazer
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XMauto is a very simple console-based client that does one thing: when the song that you're listening to ends, it searches the dial for another song that's just starting and switches to that channel.
http://www.xmfan.com/viewtopic.php?p=55745
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GamillahSol
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Joined: 16 May 2003
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Location: Folsom, CA
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| Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2003 11:42 am Post subject: Unleash |
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Unleash Beta 8 (0. can be downloaded from here:
http://unleash.gamillah.net
More information available on the website.
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codeskull
OTR truck driver/obsessed computer hobbyist
Joined: 07 Aug 2003
Posts: 22
Location: Asphalt, Concrete
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| Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2003 10:21 pm Post subject: gxmpcr |
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gxmpcr -- core of gtk+/gnome program for controlling xmpcr
Currently command-line only, but functional. I hope to soon add gui and CORBA functionality (as spare time permits). When completed, will allow per channel control over frequency of programming updates, and include other advanced features.
http://home.comcast.net/~codeskull
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traingeek
The number of counting shall be 3...
Joined: 20 Aug 2003
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Location: Longmont, Colorado
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| Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 6:01 pm Post subject: gxmpcr patch - added functionality |
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I was looking for something that I could use to script channel changes on my soon-to-arrive XMPCR.
gxmpcr looked to fit the bill, but I would have to feed it via stdin. Not impossible, but there are easier ways.
Looking at the code, I decided to make my first foray into releasing something under the GPL.
I modified the code such that you can pass a channel number on the command line, or use it in the original way.
Version 0.0.5-CwD can be found at:
http://hamlink.org/gxmpcr/index.html
Please let me know what you all think, and please let me know if it works. The changes I made are pretty small, and I tested as best I could without a XMPCR yet, but it would be nice to know they work.
Chuck Doolittle, N1SPX
http://train.hamlink.org
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sonnik
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| Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2003 6:35 am Post subject: Downlink.exe |
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This is a small CGI Executable (written in Visual Basic) that I've been using to control my XM PCR over my home network.
All commands are accepted via HTTP GET. It's very, very bare - so don't expect a lot. But if you just want something that will let you
- display a tabled program listing
- click on channel names or numbers to tune
- power on and power off the XM PCR
all by way of a web client, this is for you. You can probably easily build your own web styling around this, as I don't offer a lot of flexbility for the rendered pages.
To download, click here.
The setup program will install to a directory (the same as my previous programs, if you have installed them). Copy the downlink.exe to your CGI or scripts directory. I haven't tested it in Apache (Win32 of course), but I don't see a reason why it wouldn't run correctly. (Obviously you'll need to set permissions and configurations as required)
the basic command syntax would be (Ethel is used in the tuning example)...
http://host/scripts/downlink.exe?action=guide
http://host/scripts/downlink.exe?action=tune&channel=47
http://host/scripts/downlink.exe?action=poweron
http://host/scripts/downlink.exe?action=poweroff
Visual Basic 6 Runtime required if you don't have it already.
Here's the general discussion thread.
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7thGenCivic.com
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heywire
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Joined: 29 Jul 2003
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Location: Dayton, Ohio
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| Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2004 7:14 pm Post subject: myXM 1.0 beta 1 |
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Here is the first public release of the software I've been working on, myXM. If you encounter any bugs, please post a bug report in the myXM forums.
Also, feel free to give me some feedback on the program. Let me know what you like/dislike, or what you wish myXM did.
Thanks!
myXM 1.0 beta 1
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davehigdon
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Joined: 14 Feb 2004
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| Posted: Sat Feb 14, 2004 4:57 pm Post subject: New XM PCR Software |
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I've recently released a Linux-Based GTK+ application for the XMPCR radio. You can find it on SourceForge (www.sourceforge.net). Just search for XMPCR2 from the search tool on the page.
It currently is compiled to work on Mandrake and SUSE Linux. You should be able to compile it on virtually any distribution. It's written as a true GUI application, without any scripts to make it run. I wanted to make a fully self-contained application that didnt require anything else to run but standard distro libraries.
All that you need is the basic GTK+ libraries to build, and, if you want to hack the source, Glade2. It is completely GPL'd so have fun. Please give feedback if you see something to make it better, or if you find and fix a bug.
Enjoy!
Dave Higdon
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