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The apostrophe in the plurals in the example above was an easy solution. English does not use the apostrophe in plurals. What about other uses of the apostrophe? How do we replace them in the RS title? I don't know the rules for other languages and what would be an appropriate substitute. English do...

Please avoid using the " ' " character in titles. Searching for it on the RS stations page will return no results.

Recently I standardized the years to remove that character. For example, I changed "80's" to "80s", "70's" to "70s", etc.
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Avoice= read "avoids" , do not use ,...

Note that streams with the extension .m3u8 are really HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) and it is the way of the future. It adjusts your bit rate based on your connection speed and sends the stream in small file segments to that if you lose internet connectivity briefly, you do not lose the stream and have ...

A few web pages as a front end to your Access database would be a great way for volunteers to maintain your database if RadioSure ever goes off line.

Reciva.com had been a good site, but is going off line permanently after January 2021.

https://radios.reciva.com/index

Several times this web site has been down for a few days. The owner seem to no longer be selling licenses and at some point may stop maintaining the site.

If that happens, look to Twitter.com for hashtag #Radiosure for Radiosure discussions on using the copies we all love and use.

Sorry, Fonzy.

Thanks to you and Mirz!

Hi Fonzy, Does Jeramy offer an extract nightly as RS does? I am a registered PRO user there since 2013 but he terminated my access with a new release and has not restored it. I am shocked that his operation still exists!

The Subject is the URL for the daily spreadsheet of stations in RadioSure. It is a zip file that once uncompressed turns into an RDS file that you can manually put into the appropriate RadioSure directory to update its station database. (By the way, that link to download the spreadsheet works even w...

Recently, I found that that .pls and m3u URLs never "break" in that it is a link to the direct stream. When the direct stream changes to a new stream vendor, the old vendor leave the old .pls and/or .m3u URL on line but it does not point to an active stream. The problem is that automatic URL testing...

Thanks to all the approvers here!

I worked them hard with 4453 submissions in October 2020 and 2182 in September 2020 - a total of 6635 for two months.