Re: streamWriter
"Allan Higdon" <[email protected]>
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On Thu, 13 Jun 2024 22:58:41 -0500, Mike Dee <[email protected]> wrote: > Allan Higdon wrote: > >> I think the best way to keep up with all the radio stations >> available is to download the current RadioSure database file from >> http://rb2rs.freemyip.com/. It's updated daily. Even if you don't >> use RadioSure, you can use a text editor to see all the names and >> URL streams of each radio station. If the layout of that file is >> confusing, the information for that file comes from >> https://www.radio-browser.info/. You can use their Search field to >> find streams to listen to. > > Thanks for the freemyip link, Allan. This really is a good resource. > > If you change the .rsd suffix to .cvs, then open it in your favorite > office suite (which might prompt for a delimiter - choose tab if it > does) it will open as a spreadsheet. Nice and neat. > It seems to work when opening as CSV in EditPad Lite also. > Which you can then save it out to a .odt or .xls file, etc.