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Article link: Adding a Custom Radio Station

This tutorial gives you a very basic setup to use in making your own custom radio station. It is easy to understand and there are lots of big pictures. Please put this tutorial to good use!





















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Some additional information:
> You could add more topics with to keep your radio station from being repetitive. I highly suggest doing so.

> Having a single topic of random greetings and three topics (playlists) of four randomized songs mimics an actual radio station really well and keeps the file size reasonable.

> Remember to update your Link To and Link From boxes!

> If you need to edit a WAV file after you've already saved it into the ESP, the file can be found in "DataSoundVoiceESPNAME.ESPSPEAKERNAME"

I'll add more as I think of it. Happy modding!

[Xio]

Brilliant tutorial!! Very accurate and easy to follow. Thanks a ton.

[wastedisposal]

Thanks alot for the tutorial. Really helpful.

[Dark0ne]

Wow...awesome tutorial! Well done.

[Casum]

Hey this is a great tutorial, thanks for making it!

Also, this guide is great for newbies like me, but it kind of leaves us in the lurch at the end; with the guide teaching how to add the voice files in mono wav, I can't figure out how to add the music files in mp3 that are just listed in the last screenshot.

[Rekicker]

Actually and unfortunately, to get MP3's loaded is an entirely different (and rather complicated) process.

To get the songs in there using this method, you have to turn them into mono wav files and replace the Temp.wav with the song before you click "Save" on each song so that it takes what it thinks is a recorded file but is in actually a music file.

Erm... not sure if that sounded too complicated. Send me a message if you need more guidance.

[LHammonds]

Great job on creating an easy-to-follow tutorial.

Thanks,
LHammonds

[Casum]

Ahh I see, Rekicker. I was messing with the geck earlier today and figured out how to add mp3 songs inside the geck so I could link them to the song list like in your tutorial here and it works great! Thanks alot!

[MasterSaji]

Wow, I was looking around the GECK and couldn't, for the life of me, figure it out. Thanks so much for putting this wonderful tutorial up for me and others, Rekicker! I'll be sure to see what I can do and how far I can go with this

[krognar]

I'm having a bit of trouble, when I add a song to the playlist it overrides the greetings and all the other songs. Does anybody have any suggestions as to what I'm doing wrong?