07-14-2022, 12:26 PM
The Radio feature uses the cfg_radio SQL table to tie together the station URL, metadata, pls file and cover art.
If you have already deleted the pls files and logo images try the following command to delete all the station rows from cfg_radio. NOTE: Row number 499 must be left in the table for the Radio feature to work correctly.
If you haven't yet deleted the pls and log files then you could try selectively deleting rows from cfg_radio leaving only the rows you want to keep. Just leave the pls files and logo's as-is. It's the contents of cfg_radio table that determines what is displayed in Radio view.
If you have already deleted the pls files and logo images try the following command to delete all the station rows from cfg_radio. NOTE: Row number 499 must be left in the table for the Radio feature to work correctly.
Code:
moodeutl -q "delete from cfg_radio where id < '499'"
If you haven't yet deleted the pls and log files then you could try selectively deleting rows from cfg_radio leaving only the rows you want to keep. Just leave the pls files and logo's as-is. It's the contents of cfg_radio table that determines what is displayed in Radio view.
Code:
moodeutl -q "select * from cfg_radio"
moodeutl -q "delete from cfg_radio where id = 'ID'"
moodeutl -q "delete from cfg_radio where id >= 'START_ID' and id <='END_ID'"