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I review the PSP internet radio feature and praise sony some as well.
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I have a logitech 5.1 surround sound system, it works good with like WMP or any Desktop music player, but with like pandora, yahoo music etc. it only puts sound through the two main speakers and sub, how do i get full surround using internet radio programs?
I don’t believe any of them send a surround [...]
This works by grabbing internet radio streams listed on www.reciva.com. You can log into your account, add favourite stations or streams and then listen to them on the radio or simply scan through the available ones on the box itself. Brilliant. I’ve enabled QoS on my broadband router so there’s no drop-outs if I use [...]
Nokia N900 explored in 30 seconds. The N900 isn’t just a mobile computer, it also sports a cracking music player and Internet radio. See how, here.
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http://www.gurulib.com/_project/wmp3/index.htm
WMP3 is an internet radio player that I built for listening to shoutcast online radio stations. WMP3 do not need any computer to stream music. With just a WIFI connection, WMP3 can connect to online radio servers and play your favourite stations
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I like the music I hear out at big clubs that has been remixed slightly with some techno. I’m looking for a radio station that’s free on the internet playing whats current.
BPM on XM is petty good but I’m looking for stuff that’s a bit more mainstream.
Try Pandora!
I don’t want to use something like live365, shoutcast, or anything else. I want to create a professional internet radio website. Do I need a web hosting, and what software do I need?
Yes. You will need a hosting.
I want to make an internet radio station, where someone can click a link and have a live feed of my radio station (when on). This station must allow me to play music AND have a bit of a talk show side to it, allowing me to have multiple speakers. Whats the best way to [...]
Listen to the whole interview:
http://beta.wnyc.org/shows/bl/2010/jun/09/cognitive-surplus/
Clay Shirky, faculty member at the Interactive Telecommunications program at NYU and the author of Cognitive Surplus: Creativity and Generosity in a Connected Age, discusses how the internet is changing how we think and collaborate.
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