i'm currently looking for a software that enables radio streaming via GPRS or other to hear my favourite radio channels.
is that possible? how do i get it?
Thank You
even tho that is a bloody good idea, it sure would be expensive via gprs, i would have thought it be possible with the correct software, you would be able to use the devices inbuilt anntena to pick up an fm/am signal.
if u do find anything, let uis know, id still like to try it.
That's probably the only feature this thing doesn't have. Via wifi can you not stream it over the web?
I guess the more chips you put in the phone the less and less the battery lasts! There has to be some compromise.
saldous said:
That's probably the only feature this thing doesn't have. Via wifi can you not stream it over the web?
I guess the more chips you put in the phone the less and less the battery lasts! There has to be some compromise.
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i need something, no worries for the GPRS, i work in a telecommunication company so my GPRS is totaly free, no charging for me.
i'll be more than happy to test anything
ahassouna said:
i work in a telecommunication company so my GPRS is totaly free, no charging for me.
i'll be more than happy to test anything
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i work for o2-uk and i dont get that, i get it cheap, but not free. lol u lucky thing you.
joey jojo said:
ahassouna said:
i work in a telecommunication company so my GPRS is totaly free, no charging for me.
i'll be more than happy to test anything
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i work for o2-uk and i dont get that, i get it cheap, but not free. lol u lucky thing you.
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i'm a GPRS specialist in Mobinil "mobile operator" in egypt so that's probably why it's free lol
I do not believe, that here's a lot of services, which can translate your favorite radios over wifi or GPRS.
Other way I dont believe that any software product can take Fm signal from GSM antenna
I think, that here is only one way - getting SD FM receiver, if any company produce such thing.
Anyway, I never have ideas to listen radio over XDA
ahassouna said:
i'm currently looking for a software that enables radio streaming via GPRS or other to hear my favourite radio channels.
is that possible? how do i get it?
Thank You
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try this: https://www.c-guysusa.com/store//index.php?cPath=6&osCsid=d770813df380515cb0b4852225029a50
Cool !
https://www.c-guysusa.com/store//pr...d=991&osCsid=d770813df380515cb0b4852225029a50
looks great. any one used it?
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You can use media player to stream radio stations. Radiofeeds.co.uk has links to uk radio stations. Also try browsing to the radio station site
joey jojo said:
ahassouna said:
i work in a telecommunication company so my GPRS is totaly free, no charging for me.
i'll be more than happy to test anything
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i work for o2-uk and i dont get that, i get it cheap, but not free. lol u lucky thing you.
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so what's the cheapest gprs i can get i have an O2 contract and pay and go sim?
k guys i found it ! using no external hardware or add ons,
it's called GSplayer you can tune in to anyyyyyy of your favourite radio channels OVER GPRS.
for me it's completely free i don't pay for GPRS, the software is free
i uploaded it, have fun.
after downlaoding and installing.
from ur pocket pc broswer go to http://shoutcast.com
select listen, and u can search for whatever channel u want using bitrates/genere......etc
press tune in beside the channel u selected
a small file is downloaded, open it from GSplayer and VOILA!!! u can hear it liveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
peace and out
terribly expensive proposition here
I guess you have unlimited GPRS Plan.
Otherwise, it will be terribly expensive to run streaming audio thru GPRS.
Here in the Philippines, we pay GPRS connection by the kilobits.
I do use GSPlayer whenever there is a WIFI connection.
Sweeeeeeet!!! I dig it!!! Thanks!!! 8) :wink:
ahassouna said:
k guys i found it ! using no external hardware or add ons,
it's called GSplayer you can tune in to anyyyyyy of your favourite radio channels OVER GPRS.
for me it's completely free i don't pay for GPRS, the software is free
i uploaded it, have fun.
after downlaoding and installing.
from ur pocket pc broswer go to http://shoutcast.com
select listen, and u can search for whatever channel u want using bitrates/genere......etc
press tune in beside the channel u selected
a small file is downloaded, open it from GSplayer and VOILA!!! u can hear it liveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
peace and out
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Sounds like you're looking for some sort of software that can play streaming audio. Depending on the format of the stream you want to listen to, you have to download the appropriate software.
There are radio stations out there that stream their contents using ASF format playable with the built in Windows Media Player. To listen to these stations, GSPlayer is not needed.
Other stations such as VOA stream their contents using RealPlayer format. GSPlayer won't be able to play those stations. One has to download Real Player to listen to those stations.
At first glance, your post's subject sounds like you're looking for an application that can help you stream your favourite radio stations to your PPC. Apparently, your need is much much simpler.
Stations that stream their contents using ASF usually post a link to a nicely decorated web page which has an embeded Windows Media Player that plays an ASX file which contains links to ads as well as the main stream and the order for them to play.
Browsing directly to their web sites and clicking on those links directly from the Pocket PC sometimes don't work.
To listen to those stations, I usually search for the ASX files and save them to my Pocket PC and name them after the station name. Then I go the Windows Media Player > Playlist > Organize Playlists and I will see the ASX files listed. To listen to a particular station, I just click on the listed name.
Sometimes it's tricky to find the ASX files because most stations don't want you to jump to that file directly. They want you to look at the nicely decorated web page that has an embedded Windows Media Player and sponsors' ads. But if you look at the source of such web pages, you'll see the link to the ASX file and should be able to save that ASX file down.
It's rare to see stations listing the links to the main streams directly (http://...., mms://....) but if they do, clicking on those links from your PIE will launch the Windows Media Player.
Attached is a bunch of ASX files for a bunch of US radio stations I listen to. If you're curious, check it out. Also, for US T-Mobile users, you have to subscribe to the $19.99 Internet Plan to be able to stream. If you only have the $4.99 or $9.99 plan you won't be able to.
lets just say if it costs £2.50 per mb for gprs, how much roughly would it be for 10 mins of radio on gprs for a radio stream?
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lets just say if it costs £2.50 per mb for gprs, how much roughly would it be for 10 mins of radio on gprs for a radio stream?
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I waste 10 dollars for 30 min been listening radio over GPRS. It's not worth it.
Befor, for some reason, I had free GPRS for about a 5 month, and I been listening radio watch on-line TV - no problem, but they fix something now and I have to pay. NOT FUN!!!
It also works over WIFI connection...
i got my touch flashed to metropcs and everything is setup mms/sms, gps, internet, but all music i try to stream gives me a error. Will i be able to stream music on any player? I tried Tcpmp, Coreplayer and 1 or 2 others with the same outcome.
Yes.
There are at least a couple ways - First, try going to tuned.mobi and streaming from there(by default MPM should open), I am able to stream from sites in both the US and the UK with no problem. Second, give Kinoma Player a shot, part of that program has a radio search and stream function and you can save your radio stations for one-click play - it works VERY well...and, when I downgraded from winmo 6.5 to my own 6.1 rom (I made it using PPC Kitchen with Metro PCS splash screen and all) I was finally able to use the Pandora app in areas where I have good coverage.
Hi All,
This is my first post, I need help with streaming online radio to TP2. I have Resco radio in which there is an option for adding URL. However I am unable to listen to my local radio stations on tp2, they do stream online as I can listen to them on my laptop. Windows media player only plays .asx file. Is there a database of .asx files for online radios.Any help on this matter will be apprecited.
I just use the web browser and go to this website Radio Feeds
mynlal said:
Hi All,
This is my first post, I need help with streaming online radio to TP2. I have Resco radio in which there is an option for adding URL. However I am unable to listen to my local radio stations on tp2, they do stream online as I can listen to them on my laptop. Windows media player only plays .asx file. Is there a database of .asx files for online radios.Any help on this matter will be apprecited.
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Try this url "http://www.thestreamcenter.com/pda/" ...TJ
Thanks for the info, however I am still unable to use these websites to play radio on my TP2. Also which software can I use to play .pls file.
Hello friends, I searched here and found nothing about it, then I ask for help from you to help me with radio apps. One app you tune in local stations, which also appears the name of the singer and song name, already researched the market but without success, but have online radios, I like the app radio standard from SGS, but it seems that no this function to show the music data, or have one?? I did not think that the related option. Thanks.
I don't think that information can be readily displayed through an RDS stream without the station providing the data first. I know in my car stereo I get a lot of info when listening to BBC Radio1 in the UK but it is just a basic description of what the channel is broadcasting. I may be wrong (would like a radio app that does what you want too) but I don't think it can be done unless maybe you use a song recognition app like Midomi or Shazam to find out what the songs are
hhhmmmm ok i trying search
TuneIn Radio
I found TuneIn Radio was really good. Check it out. Dunno if it's exactly what you're looking for.
Its all upto your radio station to send the data out on RDS, If they don't then too bad.
What about creating a radio app that in the background uses the Shazaam-service to find the title of the song?
Hi!
My trusty Blue Angel is lying in a drawer since I've gotten myself an Android device which has proven to be much more convenient.
But I'm still looking for a way to put my BA to good use again.
My most recent idea is to convert it into a wireless media center. I'd like it to access web-radio channels and the music collection on a NAS server in my home network. The audio could be transferred by a bluetooth connection.
Does anybody know if there is a Winmo program that can access both web-radio and networked storage devices?
And is there a cheap Bluetooth device that can transfer audio to active speakers or hifi equipment?
Dirk
The integrated windows media player is capable of accessing web-radio stations, i listen to 1LIVE automated every morning over WLAN thanks to ageyes alarm clock, which can starty any program with any command line as an alarm.
I'd be interested in accessing an NAS too...
P.S: I also use a BlueAngel in its craddle as a digital photo frame at work. Works quite nice.