streamer 2.13

Short:        Internet radio player
Author:       dijboutie@googlemail.com (Brian Donahue)
Uploader:     dijboutie googlemail com (Brian Donahue)
Type:         comm/www
Version:      2.13
Replaces:     comm/www/streamer.lha
Requires:     AmigaOS 3.5, mpega.library, MIAMI/Genesis/Roadshow, OpenURL, AHI
Architecture: m68k-amigaos >= 3.5

 Streamer is an Internet radio (ShoutCast/IceCast) player. It can stream MPEG
 and RealAudio files from any web server and play them in real-time. It can 
 also 'record' files by saving them to disk as they play.

 Supported protocols
    HTTP
    HTTP with in-band track information (Shoutcast, Icecast)
 Supported audio types
    MPEG layer 1/2/3
    RealAudio 1.0
    RealAudio 28.8
    AAC (only with the FAAD player)
 Supported languages
    German, Turkish, Polish (English is built-in)
 Supported audio hardware
    Any provided through AHI
 Supported MPEG decoders
    mpega.library
    MASPlayer
    Delfina
    (allegedly any hardware that can use the MHI library)

Changes 2.08->2.09
- New Web client - better HTTP support
- Supports URL encoding (web addresses with spaces and other characters)
- Supports HTTP basic authentication (usernames and passwords)
- Works with WinUAE Amiga emulator (WinSock doesn't support MSG_WAITALL tag)

Changes 2.09->2.11
- Fixed some synchronisation bugs
- The Shoutcast metadata is now properly aligned
- Synchronised processes so they don't trash each others' data
- Status window now shows track data (Shoutcast)
- Properly handle button events while player is running

Changes 2.11->2.12
- Fixed a palette bug that caused a hang opening on < 24-bit screens
- Can download and play PLS files from Internet
- Fixed the recent list not adding new streams
- Code cleanup and source control implemented

Changes 2.12->2.13
- Fix chooser "tuner" selection
- Re-enabled WWW button (was disabled for "reasons")
- Recent gadget plays selected (not selected+1) item.
- Fix launch from Command-line
- Adjust subtask priority to prevent hangs on high load

Ware: Freeware. Enjoy!