now the REAL question is whether or not this runs on the Omniweb browser :p
i have no handheld devices, so i've just been testing this out in a series of different webkit-based browsers. the only one that has "worked" as of yet is chromium, and that never makes it past the song loading screen.
it looks very shiny, though!

Hmm, so have you tried it on Chrome/Safari?
I know it works on Chrome as that is the main dev browser I use (followed by mobile safari). I've heard from graphmastur that it fails on Safari for Mac OS X and I don't know about Safari for windows. Any error logs would be helpful btw

Just tried it on chrome and webos and it works well on both.

Sweet
Lets just hope my bandwidth can handle the usage I've got just under 99GB's left for this month.

My radio sent about 3 GB in a week, that's not bad.

I tried it on firefox and it looks really good for the first few seconds (It gets rendered properly) and then all of the buttons scatter accross the screen. I'll have to try it on a mobile, but from what I saw it looked awesome!

Yeah I'd highly recommend Chrome for the job.

Can you change DJ's songs so they are listed by name and for example I want the song 'Terra' I got to letter 'T', instead of going to 'D' and then look for DJ Omnimaga - Terra'

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Hey Scout refresh twice and check out the settings tab

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320x460 actually for the loading screen Tongue 20 pixels must be removed for the statusbar Tongue

Ah right I forgot about that...I always disable that in my programs. Looks great though Eeems, I'll have to check it out.

I don't always like not having it in programs but it depends on what it is
Hope you enjoy it when you check it out

Ok, so fixed an error with the server and I've tested it on Chromium Browser (10.0.648.205 (81283) Built on Ubuntu 10.10) and I'm not getting any errors so far. I also am in the middle of fixing my sorting settings, the sort by song is currently not sorting in the right order.

EDIT: actually, it seems chromium fails at playing music, but that is the only thing it can't do.

EDIT2: it seems that the real issue is with chromium itself. The chromium package build for ubuntu fails at playing media inside the html5 audio/video tags for now. If you are on ubuntu try building from source (like I am). It might work, I'll let you know if it does.

EDIT3: So I couldn't get it to build correctly so I'm going to try it with google chrome instead.

EDIT4: Chrome handles audio tags just fine Also tested with safari on both windows and mac, both work fine If you having issues and the error log mentions something about the application cache being too large, your settings are what are causing the issue, go make the cache size larger (although the cache is not really that big for this)