INSTRUCTIONS FOR LISTEN TO YOUR LOCAL FM STATIONS VIA URL GSPLAYER:
1. Your new digital play Tech1 TCPMP Video/Audio should have been set up already, but if not let's do it now by going to TCPMP> Settings> Select Page> File Associations and check mark all the blocks and tap "OK" in the lower left hand corner, exit the TCPMP player...
2. Go to
http://www.thestreamcenter.com/pda/
3. Select your state by tapping on the abbreviation or do a search in the search box using your local station call letters, example "WTECH1"...{LOL}
4. Just scroll down until you locate your local FM radio station, tap on the blue, 64K stereo or 20K Mono, just below your local FM station call letters...
5. Now a download file will appear, this file contains your local FM station "URL" save this file to your SD Card and also copy it to My Documents on your TP..This is a must....{You will see why later}, If this download file say, "A file with the name already exists. Do you want to replace it?", Select "YES"... The reason being from time to time you will have replace this file.... Also save your local FM ststion to your FAVORITES..!
6. Notice Your TCPMP player may open playing your local FM radio station, now we know that the your local FM radio station URL download file is now on your TP... Exit it the TCPMP player, if it's playing...
7. Next Open the "GSPLAYER" tap on the pyramid in the lower far left corner with a line under it, just slightly above to the left of "Play/Stop.. This will take you to "My Documents", just tap on the call letters URL file that you copied from your SD Card to the "My Documents" folder...
8. Now the "GSPlayer" will auto play your local FM radio station automatically...
SOUND PARAMETERS ON THE GSPLAYER:
1. Tap on Menu> Tool> Effects> and check mark "Equalizer"
2. Tab on the Surround tab below, check mark "Surround" adjust to your liking... Check mark, the block 3D Effect to your liking
3. Tap on the tab below "Reverb", check mark Reverb, adjust to your liking and check mark "Echo", adjust to your liking... OK, I stop here, because I like the "Echo" sound, it sounds good to me, but if you like to, you can follow the same procedure with the "BaseBoost" tab below, enjoy....