err0r
Subject Matter Expert Member #20,793
Tonite i tuned in and listened to TribalFM. It's an online music site. Features a request list and live dj's at certain times. I must say I had more fun tonite in chat than I have in a long time. One of the dj's DJ Fiesty went live while chatting in a room with some of the listeners. It was a very entertaining experience. I highly recommend tuning. You can tune in at http://tribal.fm
If you are interested you can hang out in %#chainconn on buzzen network to meet some of the Dj's. Trust me it is a lot of fun.
Edited Jan 14, 2009 8:16 AM by err0r
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Travis
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Hey Im just trying to help err0r and Techgear out. 
Lighten up, IM just kidding around. It's just a personal internet radio show. Hell I even deejayed on one a few years ago. We all had fun, no big deal.
The one I pointed at is actually an FM station where they all get paid. Of course it is better. It's a joke ...
Edited Jan 15, 2009 5:13 AM by Travis
err0r
Subject Matter Expert Member #20,793
This is my first real experience at listening to an online show when the dj's are actually chatters as well. I tuned into the vsixc one once i think, but only for a few minutes. Although I do love music I tend to lean more towards talk radio in my old age lol. But this is a lot of fun. I enjoy the interaction among the dj's and chatters.
I embedded wmp into my script because i really don't like running things like winamp anymore. I tried to embed it first into a window then into a dialog but when trying to use the controls it made mirc crash. Finally i just stuck it in a @ window. It's controlled from the right menu in the tribal fm box.. you click the tribal fm header and it starts if it's off and closes if it's on.. The picture shows the player but i don't actually view it that often.. I open the @window but do not use -a. Like i said it's a lot of fun but to me it's the ppl that make it so much more than the music being played.

Edited Jan 15, 2009 6:25 AM by err0r
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