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BrowseAmp Mod For PSPRadio By Me :D

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So you've learned how to stream your MP3's to your PC using this :
[Guide] How to stream YOUR winamp MP3s to your PSP.

But you can't use Winamp Remotely without an N-Gage/Bemused... I'm sure this will mean good news for Mysticales

That's not a problem anymore with BrowseAmp Integration for PSPRadio I little mod i've came up with that actually works! :mrgreen:

Download : http://rapidshare.de/files/16634763/....WIP1.rar.html

Make sure you have Winamp and BrowseAmp Installed...
http://www.browseamp.com/

Readme :

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This is work in progress, I still have alot more to add.

PLEASE NOTE :

THIS HAS ONLY BEEN TESTED ON PSPRADIO 0.37 FINAL
I HAVE NOT TESTED THIS ON OTHER VERSIONS.

Installation :

* Install Browseamp and create a server
* Extract PSPRadio / PSPRadio% Into PSP/GAME
* Goto PlayLists/BrowseampT1.pls (Open with wordpad)

Change the IP Address's to your BrowseAmp Server address..
Save.

* Run PSPRadio and goto options and select single play
and select your connection
* Press trangle and change to playlist's.
* Select BrowseampT1 (NOT BROWSEAMP T2! Leave that alone!)
* Make sure Winamp is open..

You can now control winamp within PSP Radio!
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Good work. I was wondering about some things though. Why don't you just release the playlist you made for it. From what I can tell, they do all the work. Plus, BrowseAmp doesn't work with the latest 5.2+ versions of winamp. Kind of hurts those who don't want to leave our computers wide open to that huge critical security flaw they fixed with it, not to mention browseamp is a little lax on the security side itself creating an http server. I mean you set your password once. If someone gets control (it seems yours might be wide open judging from your playlist), someone could shut down your whole computer. Thats even a feature for browseamp. Scary. Maybe you should try WAWI as your plugin. It works the same way, is compatible, and is more friendly.

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Why don't you just release the playlist you made for it.
You can extact the playlist's from the .rar if you want, I added 0.37 with it because thats the most stable version i've used with it. Plus i was not sure if there was going to be other problem's with PSPRadio release's.

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Plus, BrowseAmp doesn't work with the latest 5.2+ versions of winamp.
That's something i never knew, It works on Winamp 5.094

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Kind of hurts those who don't want to leave our computers wide open to that huge critical security flaw they fixed with it, not to mention browseamp is a little lax on the security side itself creating an http server.
Is there any type of program similar to Browseamp that works on 5.2+?

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(it seems yours might be wide open judging from your playlist), someone could shut down your whole computer. Thats even a feature for browseamp. Scary.
Due to me using a local address BA server(192.168), I can't access it from my Internet IP meaning no one else can, Only my LAN. So that's not a problem.
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I made a playlist add on for WAWI. Heres the code:

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File1=http://localhost:8000
Title1=http://localhost:8000
Length1=-1
File2=http://localhost/play
Title2=WAWI - Play
Length2=-1
File3=http://localhost/pause
Title3=WAWI - Pause
Length3=-1
File4=http://localhost/stop
Title4=WAWI - Stop
Length4=-1
File5=http://localhost/prev
Title5=WAWI - Prev
Length5=-1
File6=http://localhost/next
Title6=WAWI - Next
Length6=-1
File7=http://localhost/playmode?repeat=toggle
Title7=WAWI - Repeat Toggle
Length7=-1
File8=http://localhost/playmode?random=toggle
Title8=WAWI - Random Toggle
Length8=-1
File9=http://localhost/list
Title9=WAWI - Playlist
Length9=-1
NumberOfEntries=9
Version=2
This hasn't been tested too well yet. I'll keep posted. The first entry is my streamcast playlist. replace localhost with your ip and port IE http://192.168.1.1:80/next
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What version of PSPRadio are you using?
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I just tested it with the pre-release and 1.37. It doesn't seem to be working so far. I get HTTP request failed. any suggestions?
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It seem's the password protection is causing the problem...
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Yeah I was just about to post that. fixed it. made an unpassworded account with limited access. For some odd reason, it still is not working though... hmmm
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Is WAWI working with Winamp 5.2+ ?
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yes. You have to remove the user support for it though for it to work with pspradio. Shouldn't be too big of a problem as long as you change the port to something you'll remember. I am still having some trouble at the second with the http request failed. I cannot remove the authentification prompt as of yet. I'll post something later on this.

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Okay I've got it all setup and running. I can control Winamp, but how do I listen and control at the same time?
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I can get the streaming to work, but it won't let me change tracks and stuff.

Ugh.. forgot to install BrowseAmp..


Great.. BrowseAmp makes my Winamp crash upon startup.

I just uninstalled it and now I'm waiting for the author to come up with another solution hopefully.

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We are working on using this with WAWI. BrowseAmp isn't compatible with 5.2+ and isn't as feature friendly. I have the source of WAWI and am working on it now. I made a new thread. Check it out.

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If you are worried about security and still want to use browseamp. Winamp 5.13 has a patched file in_mp3.dll from winamp directly that addresses the issue without losing compatibility, just place it in your winamp/plugins directory, overwriting the existing one.

http://www.winamp.com/in_mp3.dll
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Do you have to have 5.13 installed? or are you saying we can simply add/overwrite this file to patch (ex 5.08, the one I've got)
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Yeah, I'm going to use the BrowseAmp method again since WAWI is causing a few problem's.

Thank's for informing me about the MP3 Fix i'll give that a go.

Now, The next problem that i'm going to have to overcome is streaming your shoutcast server, while controlling winamp at the same time. Because at the moment when you try and select BrowseAmp/WAWI to control PSPRadio will stop the stream your currently playing and attempt to connect to the browseamp 'stream' , Kind of annoying. I'll see if there's anyway to fix that.
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is there no way of makeing this work outside of the network?
i whana listen to my music wile walking round school
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After playing around with browseamp and WAPI I came up with this little mod modification for browse amp. Note you really don't need both playlists from what I've gathered as I have no idea what wap.wml does, as it works with just one in pspradio:

Code:
[playlist]
File00=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?play
Title00=BrowseAmp - Play
Length00=-1
File01=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?pause
Title01=BrowseAmp - Pause
Length01=-1
File02=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?stop
Title02=BrowseAmp - Stop
Length02=-1
File03=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?prev
Title03=BrowseAmp - Prev
Length03=-1
File04=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?next
Title04=BrowseAmp - Next
Length04=-1
File05=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
Title05=BrowseAmp - NextListen
Length05=-1
File06=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
Title06=BrowseAmp - PrevListen
Length06=-1
File07=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
Title07=BrowseAmp - PlayListen
Length07=-1
File08=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
Title08=BrowseAmp - ForwardListen
Length08=-1
File09=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
Title09=BrowseAmp - ReverseListen
Length09=-1
File10=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?reverse
Title10=BrowseAmp - Reverse
Length10=-1
File11=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?forward
Title11=BrowseAmp - Forward
Length11=-1
File12=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?volume=0
Title12=BrowseAmp - Mute
Length12=-1
File13=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?volume=100
Title13=BrowseAmp - Unmute
Length13=-1
numberofentries=14
Version=2
save as a .pls extension. (Use find and replace to quickly edit this template for your own needs in notepad, or whatever text editor)

This is only a slight optomization as you still have to reload the stream on the PSP manually to hear when you change tracks, I put the reload/listen stream option so it will show up in the menu right under most of the tasks you would do for convience. Also I added a mute button which mutes the computers winamp, not affecting your psp volume, and an unmute which unmutes the computer winamp. I added a fast forward and reverse, but they are kinda pointless right now as the stream doesn't auto-reload/listen. XXX.XXX is your local subnet, home network, IP, YYYY= your HTML port number, and ZZZZ= your shoutcast port number.

It's possible, if you made your shoutcast sever public, added your schools IP address to the allowed domains in browseamp. The school and you both had a wireless connection, and you forwarded your ports via your router to your computer you could listen to it at your school, though I haven't a clue at what speed or quality. You'd have to find out what your real IP address is of course, www.whatismyip.com is an easy way, and fill that in over all the areas that you see 192.1.XXX.XXX and it could work. I haven't tested it.

Also browse amp as well as WAPI has this nice webpage access feature, that if you type your url in a webrowser (that you allowed access, easiest on the computer that is broadcasting)

you can enter this url filling in your own information:

http://192.1.XXX.XXX:YYYY

or your real ip url if your remembered to forward it and set up your permissions.

http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:YYYY

and it will give you all the options to like change tracks, volume, or in browseamp, if you set the folder configurations to where your music is in winamps plugin configuration, you can even browse or search to a specific song you want to listen to.

If you have winamp on a remote computer like your schools computer (not suggesting you try that without permission lol)

then you could open up a text document:

Code:
#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:-1,http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
save that as a .m3u extension

Make sure to forward your ports on your router if you have one (this version doesn't require wireless on either end), and open it up in your winamp on the remote (non server computer) and you should be able to listen to your music, provided of course you checked that mark in winamp plugins to make your shoutcast server public, in theory, i haven't tested it, I'm pretty sure it would work.

then just open that HTML page to control it, search it, etc:


http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:YYYY

Just remember that XXX= your IP address numbers, YYYY= your html port, and ZZZZ= your shoutcast server port.

Hope this helps.

DISCLAIMER: Please note if anyone finds out your html control page, and if you are stupid enough to share your entire drive they not only can control your music they can download files off of your drive. So use common sense please.

-Drathian

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Keep up the good work Demon X. If it takes you a day, a year or whatever... I'll be patient and appreciative ofyour efforts.

Ye Gods! That sounded a bit thick... true, but thick.

Thanks Demon X.
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I'm sure you knew this already but you can stream MP3's directy over local HTTP://

Just do a little playlist edit :
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File1=http://192.168.XXX.XXX/test.mp3
Title1=TEST
Length1=-1
numberofentries=1
Version=2
Directly Streaming MP3 using my local HTTP:// server
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Quote:
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I'm sure you knew this already but you can stream MP3's directy over local HTTP://

Just do a little playlist edit :
Code:
[playlist]
File1=http://192.168.XXX.XXX/test.mp3
Title1=TEST
Length1=-1
numberofentries=1
Version=2
Directly Streaming MP3 using my local HTTP:// server
yer but then you can only stream one mp3 at a time cant you?

Quote:
Originally Posted by Drathian
After playing around with browseamp and WAPI I came up with this little mod modification for browse amp. Note you really don't need both playlists from what I've gathered as I have no idea what wap.wml does, as it works with just one in pspradio:

Code:
[playlist]
File00=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?play
Title00=BrowseAmp - Play
Length00=-1
File01=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?pause
Title01=BrowseAmp - Pause
Length01=-1
File02=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?stop
Title02=BrowseAmp - Stop
Length02=-1
File03=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?prev
Title03=BrowseAmp - Prev
Length03=-1
File04=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?next
Title04=BrowseAmp - Next
Length04=-1
File05=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
Title05=BrowseAmp - NextListen
Length05=-1
File06=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
Title06=BrowseAmp - PrevListen
Length06=-1
File07=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
Title07=BrowseAmp - PlayListen
Length07=-1
File08=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
Title08=BrowseAmp - ForwardListen
Length08=-1
File09=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
Title09=BrowseAmp - ReverseListen
Length09=-1
File10=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?reverse
Title10=BrowseAmp - Reverse
Length10=-1
File11=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?forward
Title11=BrowseAmp - Forward
Length11=-1
File12=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?volume=0
Title12=BrowseAmp - Mute
Length12=-1
File13=http://192.168.XXX.XXX:YYYY/index.html?volume=100
Title13=BrowseAmp - Unmute
Length13=-1
numberofentries=14
Version=2
save as a .pls extension. (Use find and replace to quickly edit this template for your own needs in notepad, or whatever text editor)

This is only a slight optomization as you still have to reload the stream on the PSP manually to hear when you change tracks, I put the reload/listen stream option so it will show up in the menu right under most of the tasks you would do for convience. Also I added a mute button which mutes the computers winamp, not affecting your psp volume, and an unmute which unmutes the computer winamp. I added a fast forward and reverse, but they are kinda pointless right now as the stream doesn't auto-reload/listen. XXX.XXX is your local subnet, home network, IP, YYYY= your HTML port number, and ZZZZ= your shoutcast port number.

It's possible, if you made your shoutcast sever public, added your schools IP address to the allowed domains in browseamp. The school and you both had a wireless connection, and you forwarded your ports via your router to your computer you could listen to it at your school, though I haven't a clue at what speed or quality. You'd have to find out what your real IP address is of course, www.whatismyip.com is an easy way, and fill that in over all the areas that you see 192.1.XXX.XXX and it could work. I haven't tested it.

Also browse amp as well as WAPI has this nice webpage access feature, that if you type your url in a webrowser (that you allowed access, easiest on the computer that is broadcasting)

you can enter this url filling in your own information:

http://192.1.XXX.XXX:YYYY

or your real ip url if your remembered to forward it and set up your permissions.

http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:YYYY

and it will give you all the options to like change tracks, volume, or in browseamp, if you set the folder configurations to where your music is in winamps plugin configuration, you can even browse or search to a specific song you want to listen to.

If you have winamp on a remote computer like your schools computer (not suggesting you try that without permission lol)

then you could open up a text document:

Code:
#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:-1,http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:ZZZZ
save that as a .m3u extension

Make sure to forward your ports on your router if you have one (this version doesn't require wireless on either end), and open it up in your winamp on the remote (non server computer) and you should be able to listen to your music, provided of course you checked that mark in winamp plugins to make your shoutcast server public, in theory, i haven't tested it, I'm pretty sure it would work.

then just open that HTML page to control it, search it, etc:


http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:YYYY

Just remember that XXX= your IP address numbers, YYYY= your html port, and ZZZZ= your shoutcast server port.

Hope this helps.

DISCLAIMER: Please note if anyone finds out your html control page, and if you are stupid enough to share your entire drive they not only can control your music they can download files off of your drive. So use common sense please.

-Drathian
so i basicaly have to change the local ip 192.16.... to my real ip addreas (www.whatismyip.com) and and it should work?
because it is giveing me a port number realy small compared to my last one with shoutcast (8000) now its only 80 i changed it back to 8000 though is that ok?
will it not work with out me putting a host IP in coz i cant get that.

to get it in the browser do i still need to know the hoste ip?
and i use http://(real ip)ort?

p.s how do i find my shoutcast port number?

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yer but then you can only stream one mp3 at a time cant you?



so i basicaly have to change the local ip 192.16.... to my real ip addreas (www.whatismyip.com) and and it should work?
because it is giveing me a port number realy small compared to my last one with shoutcast (8000) now its only 80 i changed it back to 8000 though is that ok?
will it not work with out me putting a host IP in coz i cant get that.

to get it in the browser do i still need to know the hoste ip?
and i use http://(real ip)ort?

p.s how do i find my shoutcast port number?
Yeah, you need to know the host ip. Just make sure your real ports match up with the playlist ports. You will need to know the host ip address and the port to connect to if you want to listen (they will be different ports for each) or control the music. That is correct about the browser. The shoutcast port number is set up in the winamp plugins directory (where you also have a password that should match the following as well) ; in the shoutcast server sc_serv config file, both need to match up to each other.
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i want a home brew specifical for this.
this is far to complicated and buggy
what about thet homebrew (cant remeber the name) where you could stream music to your psp but within your network can se not modify that one?
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The Retawq browser plugin is coming out for PSPRadio soon, My guess is since this has simple HTML support it could be used for browseamp/wawi. It Should be coming out in a few day's so i'll check that out once it's released.
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*Bump*

Raf, Today has released the plugin for PSPRadio called the Retawq Browser this is a text based web browser.

So i thought i would do a few test's with BrowseAmp and WAWI.

BrowseAmp skin by seamonkey420 running in Retawq


This work's , But for some reason won't display the time of track and some controls are missing. But other than that most of it works.

BrowseAmp Skin by Seamonkey With WAP Mode on


This is the skin with WAP Mode on, It means text mode. So this should work better in Retawq all the controls work fine, But when you select one of them this come's up:



WAWI
This is NOT working at all, It just displays a blank page.



I'm going to try and play with a few different skins with BrowseAmp see what one work's the best with Ratawq.
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Yay!!
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It's so hard to type certain letters in this. How do you get to the diagonal letters. I understand that Up, Down, Left, Right work but what about the ones in between.
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It's so hard to type certain letters in this. How do you get to the diagonal letters. I understand that Up, Down, Left, Right work but what about the ones in between.
I agree it's quite annoying because the PSP's diagonal letter's are totally unresponsive.. I'm going to edit the APP_Retawq.prx so i can change it to a different startup page where all my link's are so it save's me having to type them out.

I could change this to something like :

Code:
<a href="http://retawq.sourceforge.net/">retawq.sourceforge.net</a>.</p>
 0.2.6c  , curses    <p>This program contains support for:   CSS .</p>
  <p>PSP Port by Raf. This port is a plugin for PSPRadio. Visit us at <a href="http://pspradio.berlios.de">PSPRadio Forums</a> Or <a href="http://rafpsp.blogspot.com">PSPRadio HomePage</a>.</p>
To this :

Code:
<a href="http://retawq.sourceforge.net/">retawq.sourceforge.net</a>.</p>
 0.2.6c  , curses    <p>This program contains support for:   CSS .</p>
  <p>PSP Port by Raf. This port is a plugin for PSPRadio. Visit us at <a href="http://pspradio.berlios.de">PSPRadio Forums</a> Local : <a href="http://192.168.2.2/bookmarks.html">My BookMarks</a>.</p>
So will now be able to select a bookmark page, with all the link's needed such as a BrowseAmp link, Google, PSPUpdates etc..

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