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#224697 - 14/03/2004 09:23 Looking For Alternatives to the Rio Software
ultrajones stranger Registered: 11/02/2003 Posts: 4	I am looking for an alternatives to the Rio software. I am looking for possibly a PDA friendly web interface and/or Shoutcast support. In addition: - Are there any modified version of the original software? - Are the "java versions" easy to install? - Does Windows XP already have a java version that works with them? - Are there any non-java versions that run on Windows XP? - Are there any reviews of all the "alternatives"? Regards, Ultrajones
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#224698 - 24/07/2004 12:33 Re: Looking For Alternatives to the Rio Software [Re: ultrajones]
ultrajones stranger Registered: 11/02/2003 Posts: 4	Are these questions really that tough?
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#224699 - 24/07/2004 17:25 Re: Looking For Alternatives to the Rio Software [Re: ultrajones]
tfabris carpal tunnel Registered: 20/12/1999 Posts: 31597 Loc: Seattle, WA	Quote: - Are there any modified version of the original software? No. There are only complete replacements of the original software. Quote: - Are the "java versions" easy to install? Some people who have installed them needed help with the configuration. Posting questions and problems to this BBS is the best place to get help. Help is usually quite forthcoming. Quote: - Does Windows XP already have a java version that works with them? Windows XP does not ship with a java runtime engine, so you must install the runtime engine available from Sun. I believe it can be found at www.java.com . After that any java software should theoretically work on XP. Quote: - Are there any non-java versions that run on Windows XP? I don't recall. The ones that people talk about most often are all written in Java as far as I know. There is also one being written in Windows Dot Net by Roger, but I don't know how far along it is. Quote: - Are there any reviews of all the "alternatives"? No, but perhaps someone can chime in here and give opinions? _________________________ Tony Fabris
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#224700 - 18/08/2004 16:02 Re: Looking For Alternatives to the Rio Software [Re: tfabris]
TechnoDoc new poster Registered: 14/01/2004 Posts: 21	See my post today about xPLRioNet.
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