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@@ -8,20 +8,37 @@
apt-get install radio
</verbatim>
Here is a sample __~/.radio__ configuration file for it (based on Hamilton frequencies):
+----
<verbatim>
- # frequencies have 6 decimal places of precision?!
- [
[Stations]
- # 91.4
- 91400000=Concert Radio
- # 101.0 or so
- 101000000
=National
Radio
- [[Buttons]
- 1
=91400000
- 2
=101000000
-</verbatim>
+[Stations]
+88950000=The Generator
+89750000=ZMFM
+91400000=Concert Radio
+91950000=scan-3
+93000000=The Rock
+93800000=Solid Gold
+94540000=Life FM
+96000000
=Radio Hauraki
+96950000=scan-9
+97790000
=scan-10
+98590000
=scan-12
+99250000=scan-13
+99950000=scan-14
+100950000=National Radio
+103340000=scan-16
+[Buttons]
+1=88950000
+2=89750000
+3=91400000
+5=93000000
+6=93800000
+7=96000000
+8=100950000
+</verbatim>
+----
Gnome Radio is a nice gui for [GTK2] that can store frequencies and record streams onto disk as Wav, [MP3] or OggVorbis.%%%
RedHat users with Dags repo set up on Apt or yum can install `gnomeradio`
