It would be sort-a possible. You can download audio files from the internet and refresh the audio object, however, you cannot do this at runtime. You'd have to download the entire program of the day or download each new song.

here's something that ya might not have expected Nick...

Roberto was right when he said sorta possible... he gave you one option...

here's another...

let 3DRAD run an internet radio player minimized in the background...

if ya don't already have one, go here and get this decent, small, easy to use one...
SureRadio http://www.radiosure.com/downloadz/downloadz-select/ (select the local mirror and avoid the downloader crap)... install it...

i think we could use windows media player, but i found this simpler...


next...

lets write up a batch file so we can run it automatically from a command line prompt...  the  the only line that needs to be in the batch file will look like this... c:\program files\radiosure\radiosure.exe" /hidden /source="http://provisioning.streamtheworld.com/pls/WLWKFMAAC.pls"

the first part runs the app and the second 2 are options for running the app minimized and a station to connect to...

save it as PlayRadio.bat in your 3DRAD folder...

then open the 3DRAD editor and add a script object...  the only line you need in the script object will look like this...   if(iInitializing()) iCommandContinue("playRadio.bat");

you can add other stuff like a terrain and a cam 1st person so you can be doing something while the player streams in your radio content...


that should do what you want...


--Mike

i think that you may be able to come up with something, but not sure if you'll be able to see what's playing...

ya gotta look to see if the player exports the data first of all... right now i don't have the time to focus on this, and i right clicked on the player to get the .pls file to play by default...

good luck...


--Mike

Thanks guys. Helped a ton!