Internet radio streaming Apps.
 

Anybody know where to get an app to stream internet radio. Free or to buy.

I saw this one

http://www.freewarepocketpc.net/ppc-...ile-radio.html

Anybody try this one out before? Are there any other apps like this one out there?

Re: Internet radio streaming Apps.
 

Not really an app... but I go to www.thestreamcenter.com and listen there using my wm player.
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I used to use GSPlayer to stream stations from Shoutcast.com

Re: Internet radio streaming Apps.
 

I use a program called Wunder Radio. It is the best streaming program out there to my knowledge. Where ever you grew up or live, just go the that country, state, city and you will see many local stations. Even some HD ones as well. Go to http://www.wunderradio.com/ They currently only have a version for iPhone and Windows, but also developing for Blackberry. I hope they get one for Android soon. BTW, the graphics suck on this program but you get alot of choices with the menus.

Good Luck!

Tony :headbang:

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Hey bro...
wunderradio piqued my interest... so I went to the website and found out you can flat our buy it for 15 bucks. Being curious... I went to the Windows Marketplace and found it there for 10 bucks. I don't need it cuz I use Sprint premiere radio to listen to my local stations... and I use Spirnt NFL network to listen to the Oakland radio station that carries my Raider games... but I think it looks very interesting. I will hit that thank you button. Mr. TSantaCruz.
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Thank you! I am using a trial version that for some reason never expired. I am going to pay them though because it is awesome. Try it then compare to Sprint. Trust me, Sprint only has a few stations and this is just like having a global AM/FM antenna w/ HD on your phone. It even displays song and artist for each song on most stations. Try the free version for 30 days.

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Wunderradio is great! besides your local music stations you get noaa weather radio and some scanner feeds too. i use it daily and i love it

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Kinoma Player has a ton of radio stations, among other features; I found it more finger friendly than wunderradio. It's listed for $29.99, but you can do the "trial offers" linked on the kinoma website and buy it for $7-$8...... I was able to do a blockbuster trial for $7 and a godaddy.com domain for $6 and got two copies; one for me and one for my wife.

-Dave

Re: Internet radio streaming Apps.
 

Since you own it can you do me a favor and tell me if it has KROQ2 HD It is an 80's station in Los Angeles California. There should be two stations. KROQ and KROQ2 80's.

Thanks!!

Tony

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Nice - if it can pick up KROQ I'd buy it just for love lines. lol