Once I get finished with one of my other client's site revamping I'll get to work on programming the radio/podcast hybrid engine. (Sorry for the delay of you all expecting it within a week, people have dibs on my programming services list XD.)
But anyway I can fill you in on all the details...
-Any player that supports opening mp3's via URL are supported
-Radio shows are undetermined, though I'm known for bridging hard gaps.
-Playlist is updated hourly, though they are not user controlled
Maestro is mostly in charge in filtering the songs for the list, but these are my requirements for submissions:
-Songs must be at least 1 minute long, loop songs may only loop 3 times to fulfill that requirement.
-Any crackling or dB bleeding in the songs will be rejected, though I do show mercy for most songs who have that problem.
Here's the mock up of the engine with just 1 song:
The Radcast M3U Emulation
The Radcast MP3 Emulation
Open these links from a player, not your browser.
Cheesy name, yet progressively getting coded.
So far it works with WMP, WinAMP, yet unfortunately it doesn't work with Media Player Alternative (K-Lite Codec Pack)
Though it seems to be calling to an M3U playlist file, it's actually calling to a PHP file that returns links to the songs where ever they may be. Until I get the REAL mp3 emulation working this cheesy and crude mock up will have to do.
In the end it'll just be 1 link that can be opened via browser to open with your favorite player and refreshes itself after the song. (Though some players will have a caching problem and not refresh.)