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Originally Posted by dhdurgee
I am unaware of a way to access the volume control at present, so you will have to address that with your bluetooth audio device. I almost included WSKYFM with my list of stations as I have family in Gainesville and listen to that station when I am in the area. I assume you edited menu.json and either replaced one of my samples or added another entry for one of your liking. I had intended to add an example ogg station as well but all I could find were overseas.
Glad you find the extension useful.
Dave
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Totally understand. It seems the default volume of whatever you're playing will be based on what the kindle has the volume set to. I have a few of those novelty pocket sized Bluetooth speakers I was thinking of trying to use with the kindle. Pairing my headphones is negligible. I was really hoping to finally have a use for these things besides some future hardware project I might never start or finish.
As for the Sky, I actually misread your first entry, KSKYAM as WSKYFM and assumed you might have been a local. Seems in reality I was pretty close haha. I've been a listener for years. As another user said, I'm a bit too distracted by lyrics and talk while reading, so classical has been a good choice for me.
And yeah, I looked at your menu.json and it's very easy to add streams to. I found a bunch of streams on the Icecast server directory (
http://dir.xiph.org/ ). They're tagged if they're using mp3 (or even Vorbis, since you said ogg works). I assume you just write ogg instead of mp3 in the params line.