Streamtuner2 also runs under Windows. Current versions weren't tested thoroughly.

# 0install

Simplest option to run it is per **0install** feed however:

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Ought to work for Windows, MacOS, and BSD/Linux systems.


# Exe "installer"

ST2 requires a working Python installation first. That includes Python with Gtk bindings, the requests and pyquery packages.

The available **.exe** installer is really just a self-extracting ZIP. It'll unpack to Unix-style paths and

 * (The exe is actually more suitable now as raw zip/tarball, that just happens to have a wine GUI.)

# PYZ package

With the new **.pyz** package it's even easier to use ST2 however. So that's now the recommended approach. Simply start it with:

        python streamtuner2.pyz

Or rename it to have a **.pyzw** extension, in case your setup already picks that up.

(Again, you need a working Python+Gtk setup first.)

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There are probably modern Python distributions for Windows. No idea. It's definitely not something that should be handled on a per-application basis and with PyInstaller embellishments.

# Manual installation of Python 2.7

[Oliver a dependable recommendation for using Python 2 in this discussion about PyGtk and PyGObject:


It may be outdated, since it's from the year 2012.

So I built my environment for Windows 7 with the following components: (not sure if it would also run on Windows XP, I remember having read some restrictions about XP). I will also test it on Windows 10 later...
Install python-2.7.12.msi from (should be 32-Bit according to README in
Install pygtk-all-in-one-2.24.2.win32-py2.7.msi from
Install requests via "easy_install.exe requests" from the Python scripts path
Install lxml-2.3.win32-py2.7.exe from
Install pyquery-1.2.17-py2.py3-none-any.whl from via "pip install [Path]pyquery-1.2.17-py2.py3-none-any.whl"
Install PIL-1.1.7.win32-py2.7.exe from

# Manual installation of Python 3.4

Python 3.4 and the newer PyGI (Gtk3) might also work meanwhile.