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FSRadio-Remote is a portable application for Windows Desktop that allows to control Frontier-Silicon chipset based Radio devices.
• Installation:
Download "FSRadio-Remote.zip", unzip it where you want and run "FSRadio-Remote.exe".
It is advisable to set tray-icon as always visible in Windows settings.
• Compatibility:
Internet Radio devices based on the Frontier Silicon technology such as some from the following manufacturers: Hama, Medion, Technisat, Dual, Sangean, Roberts, Revo, Ruark, Silvercrest, Auna, Como Audio. Pinell devices require specific port: "IP:2244".
In theory any device working with UNDOK should work with FSRadio-Remote too.
http://frontier-silicon.com/undok
https://github.com/openhab/openhab/wiki/Frontier-Silicon-Radio-Binding
• Disclaimer:
This is a Beta version that I developed for personal use.
It is based on the « Frontier Silicon API for .NET » (https://github.com/z1c0/FsApi)
Eric Marchesin (eric.dev@laposte.net)
December 2016-2020
Features
- Control from a PC the Frontier Silicon Internet radio devices that can be found in local network.
- Choose the device to connect to, switch on/off, mute, change the volume or the equalizer, select presets, navigate the menu and look for station.
- See now-playing information and get Internet search results about the artist or title with one click.
- Played titles are automaticaly pushed to the history list to be found later.
- Tray icon access: tooltip and notification on title change, click to open the main window, double-click to mute, right click for application menu.
- Send text to trigger Text-To-Speech
- Localizable by end user: in the application directory copy the file named “FSRadio-Remote.en.utf8”, replacing “en” with another language code and translate its text content. You can send me the file so that I include it in the installer.
- Already included languages: French, English, German, Czech, Spanish.
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User Reviews
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Great tool, thx! Unlike the radio remote control app from the Microsoft Store (though that limitation is annoying enough in itself), this software offers numerous advantages: for instance, a history with copy-and-paste functionality for tracks already played (provided the software was running at the time), an online search function to download the current song, and—crucially—a volume indicator that is always visible and directly accessible. The GUI is also much easier to use, though that is a matter of personal preference. Of course, there is room for further development, but the program is already a handy tool for working from home: you can mute the radio during PC video calls without having to hunt for the remote control. The text-to-speech function is great, too—I once used it to send a love message to my girlfriend, and she was completely surprised by where it was coming from :-)
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I have the impression that only Internet Radio is working for my device while it also has DAB, FM, Spotify, bluetooth and Music Player. Still some work to do. I'm using the W10 app RadioRemote for some years now and that works better then this one.
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Tired of controlling radio using Android Undok..have been looking for a windows solution for a long time.FSRadio is perfect
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Hi, an excellent piece of work! Is someone planning on porting it to Android?
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Very nice tool for Undok devices. I'm handicaped and hearing audio books from my NAS all the time. Till now I have 8 silvercrest devices in 4 1/2 rooms grouped in "Day" and "Night". I love to move arround while I can continue to hear the current audiobook. Suggestion: Add a Feature to manage the groups of devices. I thank You very much and hope You will keep developement on.
