Topic: Minor confusions with net radio display
Not sure how the display of Shoutcast stations is formatted, so not sure what can be done. But some stations give their names on the Shoutcast web site like this example: "New York City\'s non-commercial ..." using a backslash in front of the apostrophe. (Presumably that has something to do with escaping the apostrophe for JavaScript or some similar purpose.) But in any event, when such a station shows up on the Chumby, it appears like this:
New York City[ampersand pound-sign 92 semicolon]'s non-commercial ..." etc.
To an HTML programmer, that's no big deal. But for non-techhie Chumby users, that might be off-putting or even intimidating; perhaps there might be some way to filter such obscure symbols out?