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Re: C-ApiSRO - Sirius/XM Satellite Radio for PocketPC (PPC)
I'm having the same problem as some others, where if I clear the channel cache for XM the next time I start the C-ApiSRO it fails to connect the XM anymore. The only way I'm able to remedy the problem is to reinstall the application. It's kinda annoying because there has been programing changes and my channel list still includes XM Holly which is a seasonal holiday station.
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Re: C-ApiSRO - Sirius/XM Satellite Radio for PocketPC (PPC)
just to note for you canadian users siriuswm5 does work without the tcmp bull but it seems my list is outdated and the fact that a third of the channels give a ( the data area pased to a system call is to small) error in winmobilemedia but nun the less if all ya needs music it works kinda lol pleaze hurry R-api iknow time is hard to come by but the rest of us cant do it without you thanks
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Re: C-ApiSRO - Sirius/XM Satellite Radio for PocketPC (PPC)
This program is AWESOME, it's made my day go much better. It would be great if I could get my phone to last more than 2 hours on the battery now running it.
Any update on a WM 6.5 application? |
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Re: C-ApiSRO - Sirius/XM Satellite Radio for PocketPC (PPC)
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It C-ApiSRO should work fine on WM 6.5
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Here is an update for all of you Canadian subscribers. First of all, I haven't forgotten you. I had a chance to spend a little time over the past weekend to dig into this issue and the news isn't great, but not terrible. It appears the problem exists with Windows Media Player and the network stream that is being served from the Canadian servers. For reasons unknown at this point, data is getting sent to Windows Media Player (WMP), but WMP is failing to respond. WMP just seems to close. This is consistent with some of the messages I've been reading where others are using TCPMP/SiriusWM5 and having success. Sirius Canada has felt they needed to modify their network stream in some fashion and this is what's causing the problem. What I am in the process of doing is determining the differences between the Candian and US Sirius feeds to see what is causing WMP to shutdown. It may take some time to figure out, but I will do my best to solve this problem. If worse comes to worse I'll see what I can do to make TCPMP work with C-ApiSRO instead of WMP. It's something I've wanted to do anyway. I know some of you are without your Sirius right now and it's probably killing you, but bear with me as this problem may take a little time to solve. I will do what I can to get this fixed. |
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Re: C-ApiSRO - Sirius/XM Satellite Radio for PocketPC (PPC)
R-capi, you are my savior!!! Thank you so much for listening to us and most of all for making the effort to help us out!
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Re: C-ApiSRO - Sirius/XM Satellite Radio for PocketPC (PPC)
i'm running the app on 6.5 and it's fine. in fact, I run apps designed for the ARM processor and PPC 2000/2002 and they all run perfect in 6.x.
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Re: C-ApiSRO - Sirius/XM Satellite Radio for PocketPC (PPC)
Ok, I am a Noob, doing what a Noob usually does, asking a stoopid question.
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Re: C-ApiSRO - Sirius/XM Satellite Radio for PocketPC (PPC)
r-Capi, thanks for looking into this when you get the chance. I do finally have my Sirius back, took me a while to get a version of TCPMP that would work on my Bell Touch, finally found one with the WMA codecs and now SiriusWM5 will get me what I need for now. C-APISRO was a much cleaner solution and I look forward to the day that I can run it again.
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