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2010-06-03 , 13:02
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Hi

I have over 300 radio stations in my internet radio favorites lists and I want to get rid of most of them.

Is there an easy way to do this rather than having to select each one and delete them manually?

Is there perhaps a file that the DB is stored on that I can open up on my PC and edit?

Thanks.
 
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2010-06-03 , 21:48
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Anyone have any idea?
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2010-06-03 , 21:54
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let me guess the internet radio station keeps jumping and moving to next station...

sorry cannot help you, i would also love to find a quick away to delete the whole lot and just leave the station i want to listen to
 
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2010-06-03 , 22:20
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let me guess the internet radio station keeps jumping and moving to next station...

sorry cannot help you, i would also love to find a quick away to delete the whole lot and just leave the station i want to listen to
No, I don't have a problem with jumping stations, there's just a crap load of stations I don't want in the list.
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2010-06-03 , 22:51
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They're stored in ~/.mafw.db , so in theory you should be able to edit them with an sqlite management program. Sadly the values are blobs, which makes it pretty tricky.

This is where the advantages of XML & a decent text editor become clear.

Yes I agree they're a pain to edit / delete.
 
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2010-06-03 , 22:58
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They're stored in ~/.mafw.db , so in theory you should be able to edit them with an sqlite management program. Sadly the values are blobs, which makes it pretty tricky.

This is where the advantages of XML & a decent text editor become clear.

Yes I agree they're a pain to edit / delete.
interesting you said that, i was just reading this article and there was a mention to a windows tool "sqliteman" that maybe you could use to edit such databases, let us know if you have any luck.
 
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2010-08-17 , 01:29
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There has to a way to delete more than one station at a time. Manually deleting them one at a time is a PIA!

Can anybody help???
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2010-08-19 , 03:59
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