MyRadio BETA - By Torch

MyRadio is an alternate player for the PSP's Internet Radio Player introduced in firmware 3.80 and upwards. It allows you to access your PC media library from your PSP over the WiFi connection, either on your LAN, or even over the Internet!

MyRadio requires a web server with Perl support to be running on your PC, in order to serve the files to your PSP. On Windows systems I recommend using Apache web server, and ActivePerl. There are plenty of guides on the internet on how to setup Apache and ActivePerl on Windows.

A folder on your PC is chosen as the 'root' media folder. You will be able to browse all the subfolders of the 'root' folder, and play media files that are in this folder, using your PSP. The 'root' media folder must be accessibly through Apache.

Instructions:
1.Install Apache and get it working first.

2.Install ActivePerl to C:\Perl. Use the Windows Installer version.
After installing Perl, open a command prompt and type:
ppm install URI
ppm install File-Util

3.Copy the 'myradio' folder and paste it inside Apache's 'htdocs' folder.

4.Open Apache's 'conf' folder. Open the file 'httpd.conf'.

Scroll down till you find something like this:
<Directory />
    Options FollowSymLinks
    AllowOverride None
</Directory>

Now after the </Directory> type the following on the next line:
(Change "F:/MP3/" to where ever your songs are stored.)

Alias /media/ "F:/MP3/"

<Directory "F:/MP3">
    Options Indexes
    AllowOverride All
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
</Directory>

(Change C:/apache2/ to wherever Apache is installed.)
<Directory "C:/apache2/htdocs/myradio">
	Options Indexes ExecCGI
 	Order allow,deny
 	Allow from all
</Directory>

5.Edit the 'content.cgi' file in the 'myradio' folder and change the path's accordingly. For the above example, your public path to the media root will be "http://yourIPaddress/media" and the local path to the media root will be "F:/MP3".

If you have installed Perl in a location other than C:\Perl, then enter the new location in the first line of 'content.cgi'.

6. Get a Hex Editor and edit the 'MyRadio.prs' file. Replace "yourIPaddress" with your computer's IP.

7. Copy the MyRadio.prs file to your MemoryStick in the folder PSP\RADIOPLAYER

8. Start the Apache server on your PC and open the MyRadio link on your PSP to browse your media library!