automatic channel search?

martin0reg · 01-04-2009

I have 2.002.3 and would like to aupdate - BUT

- only if the fm-radio can do automatic channel search.

Meizu m6 can only scan the frequenzy manual step by step, this is very annoying. Has this changed in newer firmware?

sqzz · 01-04-2009

yes .

JkPwNsTeR · 01-04-2009

You can change the Radio settings to "EXT. List" to read off of an .ini file like this:

Originally Posted by Err0r

I'll start with my own list. If there are more channels to add or changed, please feel free to reply and I will get it fixed ASAP.

For: Stockholm, Sweden

Code:

[FM]
CH00 = 09090,Radio Match
CH01 = 09240,SR P1
CH02 = 09380,SR P4
CH03 = 09620,SR P2
CH04 = 09930,SR P3
CH05 = 10080,NRJ Sodertalje
CH05 = 10190,Svenska Favoriter
CH06 = 10330,SR P5 Radio Stockholm
CH08 = 10430,Mix Megapol
CH09 = 10470,Lungna Favoriter
CH10 = 10510,NRJ Stockholm
CH11 = 10550,Rix FM
CH12 = 10590,The Voice
CH13 = 10630,Bandit Rock
CH14 = 10670,Rockklassiker
CH15 = 10710,Vinyl 107
CH16 = 10750,Easy FM

Click the ">>" next to Err0r's name to go the the thread with the tutorial.

Basically, for each channel you add a line with "CHxx", then an equal sign, then the FM frequency in 5 digits. For example, 999.9 FM would be converted into 09999, and 100.1 FM would be converted into 10010, etc. Then, if you would like, you can add the name of the station after the comma. The basic template looks like this (replace the x's as needed):

Code:

[FM]
CH01 = xxxxx, NAME
CH02 = xxxxx, NAME
CH03 = xxxxx, NAME

And so on. Just edit the FM.ini file in X:/miniPlayer/SYSTEM/FM.ini (where X is the miniPlayer's drive).

martin0reg · 01-04-2009

yes, I have an external list for my area already.

For manual scanning I would like to jump to next station and not being forced to scan every mhz-step.
But in another thread someone reminds me to "update" the internal list, so that you have all stations for an area in one scan.

My list for germany, ruhrgebiet: FM.INI List Sharing

nlao · 01-05-2009

Originally Posted by martin0reg

yes, I have an external list for my area already.

For manual scanning I would like to jump to next station and not being forced to scan every mhz-step.
But in another thread someone reminds me to "update" the internal list, so that you have all stations for an area in one scan.

My list for germany, ruhrgebiet: FM.INI List Sharing

If I think what you are talking about is whether you can "tune" the radio to the next strong frequency without either a) going up in increments using manual tuning or b) by rescanning all the stations in the area and then using the saved presets from this then I don't think so. I have not been able to "seek" to the next station (if there is one) without retuning completely.