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Hi Jeroen I do have an old mothballed PC sitting about that I could use as a transcoder with the Asus set up to receive. For the time being, I think it may end up being the solution I choose, but it's just not quite as satisfactory as the neat solution Jeff made. Still, it would solve my immediate i...

Hi Schwabinger Unfortunately, it's the live streams I'd like to listen to and the only reliable format the BBC provide is WMA 8 encoded. Unless I can fit a version of MPD that will decode it onto the WL-520GU *and* get sufficient performance from the cpu to actually perform the decoding, I think I'm...

Hi Jeff, thanks for the reply Spent quite a bit of time today looking through the forums today and it seems you are right - first limitation is the flash and second is (potentially) the processing cycles available to do the decoding. In all honestly, it's starting to look like acquiring a Roku HD ma...

Another alternative to your station lock would be to use a rotary encoder (http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9117). If you kept track of your last station and worked out whether you had incremented forward or backward there would be no way for the station to toggle. Would require a number of digital ...

I think that provided the WL-520gU and WL-500gP v2 remain available, the most obvious reason to find an alternative is to decode a wider variety of streams. I'm sure there are plenty of people in Britain who would like to be able to listen to the BBC via WMA or 3GPP (http://faq.external.bbc.co.uk/qu...

Hi all I'm pretty unfamiliar with Linux, but pretty programming / electronics hacking aware. I'm trying (like many before) to get WMA streaming working on the original MightyOhm radio router. Thing is, I don't really know how to go about it. So far I have followed the instructions on the site, got n...