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You will need to find the path to the station, when you have found it add your line to the code like this:
if ($station == capitalfm){$staradio = "www.radio-now.co.uk/l/capitalfmlo.asx";}
elseif ($station == classicgold) {$staradio = "62.25.96.7/classicgold";}
elseif ($station == powerfm) {$staradio = "streaming.capitalinteractive.co.uk/power_low";}
elseif ($station == smoothjazz) {$staradio = "smoothjazz.com/smooth.asx";}
elseif ($station == yourstationname) {$staradio = "pathtoyourstation";}
Then look for the code further down relating to options and add another line: (this will allow the station to show up as a selection
the word "yourstationname" has to match in both instances
The station extension has to be compatible with MS Media Player. It will not play if you have dont have MS Media Player on your PC, or Winamp is your only player. Some radio extensions play in both Winamp and MS Media Player, so if the radio station path does not have an "asx" extension, it may still play in media player, like some of mine, trial and error really.
(Hint: A good way to find the path for a radio station is to go to radio station, tune in to the station, which lauches your default player, and then go to "properties" in media player for example, and paste the path into relevant place in the code--"asx" extensions and some others are compatible with MS Media Player. Some paths don't have asx extensions at all, but the correct path will still work ok in many instances)
Some of these winamp station links only work with the site default player, I would try and find some chinese links for you, but I am Scottish and don't know chinese..
