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Helpful link:
http://users.skynet.be/yozy/tutorials/se/k750/k750-1.htm
Requirements:
- Having an SE mobile phone (Duh!)
- Make your mobile connect to your pc through the SE Device explorer(k750, w800) via bluetooth or serial cable or through a PAN network (k800 users?, not tested)
- Having a windows platform (sorry linux and mac geeks)
- Having winamp
What does this method achieves:
- No need to be around the pc to start the streaming
- Stream mp3 to your mobile (low bitrate of course and only tested in the k750i, but should work with other SE mobiles)
- Choose the song to be heard after the software has started (BUT you have to stop the current song, connect with sailling clicker and chage it, then go back to the application)
- Choose the bitrate of the transmission
What this methode do NOT achieves:
- Stream high quality mp3 without stuttering
- Change in real time the playlist without having to stop the current song
- See in real time the current song info (tittle, album name, band... )
Disadvantages:
- Even with low bitrates there is always an occasional stuttering (every minute or so, depends on the buffer size), this is probably a hardware problem.
- Sleep mode sometimes stops the streaming
Okay so after reading all this stuff and you still want to go on, let's start!
Basic concept fo the "hack" :
Create a virtual radio stream using SHOUTcast to stream your winamp playlist to your mobile, using radiobee to receive it through the SE mobile explorer.
Step 1 - Create and configure your radio stream with SHOUTcast
Download the server for SHOUTcast :
http://www.shoutcast.com/down[....]outcast-dnas-1-9-8-windows.exe
Download the plugin for winamp
http://www.shoutcast.com/down[....]houtcast-dsp-1-9-0-windows.exe
Install both and go to the server folder and open the sc_serv.ini
Change MaxUser to 5
Change the password to what ever you may like
Change SrcIP to 127.0.0.1 (only for local access)
Save the file and restart the server
Open winamp
Go to option, preferences
On the left, Plugin, DSP/Effects, double click in the SHOUTcast plugin
Click in output tab
Check connect at startup
Adress: localhost
Port:8000
Encoder 1
Encoder tab
Here you can do some experiments on your on, changing it to a better or worse wuality. To start lets choose 48kbps 44.1000 Mono
Go back to output tab and click connect, the you should see the timer going on
Now start to play something in winamp and you should see the bit count going up, leave it like that. You should see some errors about yp.shoutcast.com, just ignore it.
Step 2 - Install and configure Radiobee
Download radiobee from
http://www.radiobee.com
Install it through the SE device explorer
Open it through the device explorer
Add a new stream
Adress:127.0.0.1:8000
Now click to start the stream, it should connect to your computer and start to stream it. In radiobee you can go to settings and change the the chunck and buffer size to optimize it.
Everything should be working now. It should take sometime to start (10-15 seconds) then you should be able to listen to it.
Step 3 - Creating the HID profile to start everythig through the mobile
Get the desktop.hid and list.bat from the helpful link on the begining of this post, open it with the default hid editor from SE. Select any button fo your choice to L Alt + L Ctrl + 1.
Run the list.bat and look for radiobee, write down the ID and entrypoint.
Now create a shortcut on the desktop to the ejava.exe inside the SE SDK (normally in C:/SonyEricsson/JavaME_SDK_CLDC/OnDeviceDebugbin) and modify the shortcut target to "C:SonyEricsson/JavaME_SDK_CLDC/OnDeviceDebug/bin/ejava.exe start ID entrypoint s" don't forget the ending s for the serial network
and the key combination to ALT + CTRL + 1
Now send the bluetooth profile to the phone (right click send to: bluetooth devices) then the phone will ask to install it for you.
Now you can go to entertainment (in your mobile) and select your new bluetooth profile. Then you will connect to your pc and now you press the key you choose before on the HID editor to start the radiobee application. Choose the stream you added before and the tunes should start playin'!
Step 4 - Opitional step - Change song and view song details
Requirements: Having installed and configured Sailling clicker + the winamp plugin (http://www.salling.com/Clicker/windows/scripts.php)
If you are not happy with the acctual song that is playing you can change it or view the name of it BUT you will have to stop the stream on your mobile.
First: Quit the radiobee and go to applications (in your mobile) run the sailling clicker and choose the winamp remote, then you can see the song that is playing right now and the whole playlist. You can control your winamp from there, but it will take a while to change it in your mobile because SHOUTcast buffers the song before broadcasting.
So even after you changed it you will be able to listen to it on your mobile, after a while the changes will take place.
Step 5 - Enjoy your mp3 streaming device!
greetings from germany by ka0n
Please give me some feedback if it also works for you and your mobile!
[ This Message was edited by: ka0n on 2007-03-25 13:15 ]
[ This Message was edited by: ka0n on 2007-03-25 13:19 ]
[ This Message was edited by: ka0n on 2007-03-25 13:21 ]
[ This Message was edited by: ka0n on 2007-03-25 15:19 ]
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Posted: 2007-03-25 14:14:44
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nice contrebution
welcome at esato
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Posted: 2007-03-25 16:10:22
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Thanks so much for this post! Works great with my W850i!
Regards,
AJ
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Posted: 2007-03-25 23:26:01
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Where do i get the list.bat, the link is broken

[ This Message was edited by: Heaven on 2007-08-14 23:40 ]
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Posted: 2007-08-14 23:15:51
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hey, nice trick!!
thanks a lot
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Posted: 2007-09-01 03:19:46
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thanks for this topic
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Posted: 2007-09-02 02:40:00
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Thank u very much for this great tutorial,
Have a question?
& i am not that expert in mobile software, but i tried it on my P800, when i am trying to download radioBee on my mobile i got this error:
Invalid java version, component is not compatiable with this device
Thanks
Adam
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Posted: 2007-09-13 14:49:07
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maybe im mistaken too, but the midp version on the p800 seems to be older(midp 1.0) and the application probably is midp 2.0.
i dont know about symbian phones so someone else might tell what the problem is.
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Posted: 2007-09-13 15:47:38
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It seems that the P800 doesnt support midp 2.0 that radiobee implement.....so is there any other software similar to radiobee...but support midp 1.0
Thanks
[ This Message was edited by: skystar2 on 2007-09-19 21:16 ]
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Posted: 2007-09-19 22:16:00
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