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<blockquote data-quote="mikkele" data-source="post: 128008" data-attributes="member: 45731">I've been a bit annoyed by the fact that MP does not display any &quot;Now Playing&quot; information when listening to a streaming radio (e.g. SHOUTcast). The only thing that gets displayed in the label in the lower left corner (below the video box) is a non-sensical string, typically the port number of the radio URL.And as a result I has been looking into how to fix this. My first thought was that the AxWindowsMediaPlayer used by MP ought to be able to tell me this, but after querying the interface it seems not to be the case.I have then fiddled around with getting the information from the stream server in the GUIRadio.cs module itself using the principle listed in <a href="http://www.codeproject.com/cs/media/SHOUTcastRipper.asp" target="_blank">http://www.codeproject.com/cs/media/SHOUTcastRipper.asp</a>, and this seems to be doable. Before making a fool of myself by trying to submit any of this, I would like to hear if anyone else has some input and/or ideas on this subject.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mikkele, post: 128008, member: 45731"] I've been a bit annoyed by the fact that MP does not display any "Now Playing" information when listening to a streaming radio (e.g. SHOUTcast). The only thing that gets displayed in the label in the lower left corner (below the video box) is a non-sensical string, typically the port number of the radio URL. And as a result I has been looking into how to fix this. My first thought was that the AxWindowsMediaPlayer used by MP ought to be able to tell me this, but after querying the interface it seems not to be the case. I have then fiddled around with getting the information from the stream server in the GUIRadio.cs module itself using the principle listed in [URL="http://www.codeproject.com/cs/media/SHOUTcastRipper.asp"]http://www.codeproject.com/cs/media/SHOUTcastRipper.asp[/URL], and this seems to be doable. Before making a fool of myself by trying to submit any of this, I would like to hear if anyone else has some input and/or ideas on this subject. [/QUOTE]

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