The game supports all MP3 streams (except MMS). This is how the radio streams look from the live_streams.sii sample file Click the Encodings menu and select Encode to UTF-8. In the dialog box that opens, at the bottom, select the UTF-8 encoding, and click Save replacing the original. Open the live_streams.sii file in standard Notepad. In order to change the text encoding to UTF-8 in the live_streams.sii file you need: If you see question marks instead of radio names in the Internet Radio tab, then you need to change the text encoding to UTF-8 in the live_streams.sii file. If the game freezes after you tried to enter the Music menu, open the live_streams.sii file and check if the streams are written correctly.Ģ. Double click on the new radio stream and the radio will start playing.ġ.
In the Internet Radio tab, you should see the radio stream that you just added to the file. After you have added the desired radio stream, save the file and close it. For example, if the number of streams is from 0 to 5, then the line will look like this stream_data: 6ģ. The line stream_data: xx must contain the correct number of streams. The radio stream and the name of the radio itself must be separated by the “|”.ģ.
The numbers of radio streams must necessarily go in order (Example: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5).Ģ. Then replace My Radio with the name of the radio you want to see in the game.ġ.
Replace the URL of mp3 live stream with the URL of the radio stream. If the live_streams.sii file is original, then just remove the “#” symbol in front of this line.Ģ. Copy the line stream_data : “URL of mp3 live stream | My Radio” and paste it below stream_data: xx or a similar line if other radio streams are present in the file. In this file you can add as many radio streams as you want, for this, follow these steps:ġ. Open it in any text editor convenient for you (For example: Notepad, Notepad ++, WordPad). This folder contains the live_streams.sii file. Open the C: \ Users \ xxxxx \ Documents \ Euro Truck Simulator 2 folder.
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