Welcome to the setup wizard! Let's set up some basic things.
Leave the IP at 0.0.0.0 unless you explicitly know you have to change it.
DO NOT enter your public IP here.
Settings a proper device type ensures that the correct interface and settings will load.
It's time to choose your serial port.
If you are connecting your tuner wirelessly, enter the tuner IP.
If you use xdrd, use 127.0.0.1 as your IP.
In this section, we will set up the audio.
Choose the audio port your tuner is connected to and desired audio settings here.
Recommended defaults have already been set for the audio quality, you can keep them as-is.
If you use an USB audio card on Linux, enabling this option might fix your audio issues.
<%- include('_components', {component: 'checkbox', cssClass: 'panel-100 flex-container flex-center', label: 'ALSA Software mode', id: 'audio-softwareMode'}) %>Legacy option for Linux / macOS that could resolve audio issues, but will consume additional CPU and RAM usage.
<%- include('_components', {component: 'checkbox', cssClass: 'panel-100 flex-container flex-center', label: 'Additional FFmpeg', id: 'audio-ffmpeg'}) %>In this part, we will set up your webserver info, such as the server name, description and location.
Location info is useful for automatic identification of stations using RDS.
If your location info is filled, you can add your tuner to a public list.
The list is available at servers.fmdx.org.
By activating the Broadcast to map option, you agree to the Terms of Service.
If you use a proxy / tunnel service, enter the access link here. If you don't know what a proxy is, leave it empty.
We are at the last and final step of the wizard.
Here we can set the password. Tune password is optional.
Setting an admin password allows you to change settings later and setting one up is mandatory.
You can now click the save button to save your settings. After that, you will need to restart the webserver.
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