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1. Agreement
You may use this Software on your own risk. Its only allowed to giveout this Software with a selfmade client. It is NOT for making Money with it exept you send it
to the author of this Software !
2. Installation
Installation is simple. Copy this Software to any folder of your client/Program or whatever with the same filearchitecture ( folders ) as in this package.
Change the setting.ini and stations.ini in config folder ( there is a helptext in settings and stationfile is self explaining )
Start your Program now by simply starting the radiosystem.exe ( if your program needs command line arguments then you can give them to the radiosystem )
Example: radiosystem -myargument -myargument2
3. For Onlinegames
If you want to start this Software with a client for an onlinegame you should not put this into the clients root directory. Better create a folder for it so
your players/customers are not confused by the exe file.
4. Controls
Numpad 8 - Volume up
Numpad 2 - Volume down
Numpad 4 - One station back
Numpad 6 - One station forward
Numpad 5 - Radio on / Radio off
5. Download
You can grab a copy here:
http://91.205.172.253/backup/Radiosystem_1_0.7z
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Radiosystem 1.0 is © 2012 by Zorno of NF-Games UG
File Info
Report date: 2012-02-20 03:26:13 (GMT 1)
File name: radiosystem-1-0-7z
File size: 76303 bytes
MD5 Hash: d90bde53ef953eb9fb7e05cf0b37be3f
SHA1 Hash: a344b16f58eca033d2bdc8d1cf45d2742099b0a3
Detection rate: 0 on 9 (0%)
Status: CLEAN
Detections
Avast -
AVG -
Avira AntiVir -
ClamAV -
Comodo -
Emsisoft -
F-Prot -
Ikarus -
TrendMicro -
Scan report generated by
NoVirusThanks.org
!!! WARNING !!!
Some older Virusscanners could detect this as a keyhook. They are right. Its hooking the numpad as control. Even when you alt+tab out of the game the numpad is hooked and controls this Software !
They think this is a security risk.
