Internet radio browser GUI for music/video streams from various directory services.

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The available **.exe** installer is a self-extracting ZIP. It'll unpack to Unix-style paths `/usr/bin/` and `/usr/share/streamtuner2`. It can be installed in any root path meanwhile.
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After unpacking it runs a neat post-install script for Windows 7 and above since version 2.2.0 which will download and set up all required dependencies (Python 2.7 + Gtk2) as well as the Start Menu. So it's rather convenient to set up now. You can also install Streamripper and Python Mutagen from the script, if desired (they are not required for running Streamtuner2).<br>
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You still need to configure your audio player (VLC recommended, but WMplayer works) of course.

The script is a Windows Powershell V2.0 script, so most likely it will not execute on Windows XP, although Powershell can also be installed on Windows XP. It wasn't tested on this platform however. You should a consider a manual installation of Python 2.7 on Windows XP therefore. After doing so you can just run the EXE installer for installation of the Streamtuner2 files. No Start Menu entries will be created in this case however. 
The installer is a Windows Powershell V2.0 script, so most likely it will not execute on Windows XP, although Powershell can also be installed on Windows XP. It wasn't tested on this platform however. You should a consider a manual installation of Python 2.7 on Windows XP therefore. After doing so you can just run the EXE installer for installation of the Streamtuner2 files. No Start Menu entries will be created in this case however. 


### Configuration

Basically the configuration resembles the configuration on BSD/Linux. However there are some differences with respect to path names and utility programs which are not fully reflected in the help files. Please see the respective documentation on the other Wiki pages.