The app is finished; I'm ready to submit. This is your chance to tear it apart. As well, listen to some great programming from one of my favorite beneficiaries, Public Radio for Guam. A few features I would specifically like to hear about is 1) There should be 'welcome' audio in the about page. 2) How is the streaming? I think Cookup did a great job, but I've made some modifications. 3) Overall look/feel... what do you think? 4) Any really bad problems I haven't detected? I compiled it using 'old' buzztouch, so it's compatible with Android v2.2 and up. At least, it should be. http://apps.marianasgps.com/download/?id=EAB1BDF5D00669D99B287E169&platform=android Thanks for the help! Cheers! -- Smug

Smug, I still need to test your other thing you emailed me, sorry - will get to it as soon as possible. Will try to check this one out too! :-) David https://buzztouchmods.com/market.

Nice app, works well on my Galaxy Tab2 with 4.2 android. I liked the way you have worked on the background audio in the About KPRG section. However, i did not like the looks of the App rater screen... You can make improvements in this by changing the color of the title and intro text to some dark color like black. Also you can make changes to the color of the buttons and / or the text on buttons. You can do these changes in the class file. The streaming screen works really nice. I think this plugin is really awesome but there is room for making some improvements to this plugin. Hope cookup is working on the new version.

Hello Smug, Tested your app on LG (LS670) phone running 2.3.3 on the Ting Network and a Galaxy Tab3 running 4.1.2 using Verizon 4G Jetpack. 1) There should be 'welcome' audio in the about page. YES on both devices 2) How is the streaming? I think Cookup did a great job, but I've made some modifications. Did not work on phone. Worked fair on Tab. (Buffering was an issue). The better the internet connection the better the experience. 3) Overall look/feel... what do you think? PHONE Large logo on the home screen somewhat distorted and only left 1.5 rows of menu available. If I was not careful I would touch the logo and go to another screen. Maybe if the image scrolled as well it would be easier for users to navigate. TAB3 OK 4) Any really bad problems I haven't detected? No serious bugs detected. Hope this helps. Thanks for sharing, Mike

Thanks Mike! Cheers! -- Smug

hi smug, need some help with my android, managed to get it working after 4 days, by changing api from android to google, went to bed, didnt change thing, got up and it stopped working again,ive reloaded eclipse downloaded new project, still nothing, is there more intensive guide out there, as im considering visual studio and xarin as im pulling my hair out lol :) sean ps have only got api 10 android phone so cant use that, i did jailbreak it to jellybean, but eclipse see,s thats its android 4 but sais its still api 10

It seems like an issue with the rooted device. If eclipse won't recognize the new OS, I'm not sure what to do to rectify that; I've never gone down that road before. Since there are no new plugins specifically for the new Android core yet, have you tried making an old Buzztouch Android project using Google v2.2? Cheers! -- Smug

ecplise see,s the phone is 4.2 android, but still saias its only api 10, thinks its the firmware in the phone, will try the old android today see if that sorts it, cheers smug

changed to 2.2 and i can see my project on my phone, thanks dude, how do you change where the buttons lie on the screen, ie where are the plugin files so i can change them cheers sean

The plugin files (and all other 'source code' files) lie underneath the 'src' folder directory structure. Your 'layout' files (for screen design) are in the res/layout directory. layout files in v2.2 can be a little tricky at times... if your project starts to 'bleed red' undo whatever you've done, clean the project, and try again. Cheers! -- Smug

cheers dude :)

sorry to myther you dude, but how do i move the buttons on screen to where i want them, ie where do i change the values and to what cheers sean

Android layouts is a weak point for me (among other things). Each plugin (and in Android they're all in the src directory) 'should' have an accompanying "xml" file, or layout file, that is located in the res/layout directory. "Usually" they are named the same as the plugin. That is where you would edit the appearance. But changing values and such are all going to be slightly different depending on the object. Your best bet would be to figure out 'what' you wanted to move, and google the possible options on how to do it. It's not perfect, but it's worked for me up to now, lol! Remember the Android golden rule: 1) Get it to work 2) Make it pretty AFTER you get it to work Cheers! -- Smug

cheers bruv, i have been doing that, and googling it, but nothing explains what to change the values to, will keep on searching. thanks smug sean

Cool app! How did you get the radio stream?? Is there a sote of radio streams.I wanna do one for my hometown.I have an idea on how to get it because their wensite has a radio stream

I was provided the stream URL from the client; they're paying another provider to stream the signal. I was brought on board to provide the app(s). Cheers! -- Smug

Ok I see cool.

I did find a couple of sites with listings... http://dir.xiph.org http://www.shoutcast.com (streamingradioguide.com seems to be offline...) Cheers! -- Smug

cool thank you!! also if i make my own streaming url, is there a way to add the currently playing track title??

You'd have to ask CookUp. I think it does for audio 'files', but as of yet, I don't think streams are supported... or maybe my stream doesn't have all the needed metadata... Cheers! -- Smug

Ok I see.thank you.ill do that. Well I planned to you one of the softaculous music app scripts.I dont Know.ill ask and experiment and keep everyone posted.

Ok I see.thank you.ill do that. Well I planned to you one of the softaculous music app scripts.I dont Know.ill ask and experiment and keep everyone posted.