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[16th April] LSPDFR Enhanced Preview has been updated to include a fix for users struggling to access the PD interior.

Internet Radio 1

(2 reviews)

By mark011

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DESCRIPTION

Listen to Internet Radio while you're playing GTA IV.

KEYS

Default key: ALT+F1 (ON/OFF)

Configuration file: InternetRadio.ini

REQUERIMENTS

  • GTA IV .NET ScriptHook. More info: http://www.gtaforums...howtopic=392325
  • GTA IV: version 1.0.1.0 up to version 1.0.7.0 or EFLC: version 1.1.1.0 up to version 1.1.2.0
  • Windows Media Player installed in your PC.

INSTALLATION

Put it in GTA IV /scripts folder

Use the .ini file to config the mod

This mod does not replace the GTA IV radio, you can disable radio by using GTA options.
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Officer

Lars

Members

Nice mod,

But can you listen to all radio`s?

Captain

Dhruv

Members

I already got it last week.But the problem is my WMP just keeps getting error.Could you possibly change its player support plugin to VLC?

Newbie

mark011

Members Author

@Lars: Yes, you can listen all internet radios compatible with Windows Media Player.

@Dhruv: Check if your WMP is updated on the latest version. I know that not all internet radios are not compatible with WPM, but the most part yes, even so, maybe I'll make a version to support VLC player.

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