XstreamRadio 3.02

Besides being a radio player, XstreamRadio contains useful facilities for browsing the net.

This program is ad-ware because: Displays ad banners or other types of advertising material during its run-time.

How it works :XstreamRadio is easy to use.

1. You can directly enter a search term or URL in this field for visiting a web page
2. By clicking on the arrow selecting a station a list of all radio stations appears to choose from
3. By clicking the record button, the XstreamRadio recorder will appear. This recorder enables you to record and playback music or your favorite show in wav or mp3
4. The play button enables you to start XstreamRadio . The radio will stop playing when you hit the stop button while the mute button enables you to mute the sound of Xstreamradio (without muting the sound of your recordings)
5. The web-portal select menu is a simple and handy guide to the internet which gives you access to a ticker, search engines and useful links like a route planner, telephone book and a television guide
6. The volume controller enables you to control the volume of the radio. By moving the button to the left you decrease the volume and by moving the button to the right you increase the volume
7. The button "add" enables you to add the station you are currently enjoying to your favorites list
8. The button "remove" enables you to remove the marked stations from your favorites list (see 9)
9. Your favorite stations are listed here. Click on the name to start playing the station and use the checkbox to remove the station from your list (see 8)
10. All the available radio stations in XstreamRadio are listed here. You can select a station while clicking on its name. It will start playing once you are connected . A click on the flag will connect you with the web page of the radio station mentioned. By clicking on the cross situated right at the top of the frame the frame will disappear again.

Requirements:

• Pentium II or higher
• Windows 98 or higher
• Windows Mediaplayer 9.0 or higher
• DirectX9 (for Windows 98, 2000, ME users).