Streaming PC Library to TP2

[santod]

Originally Posted by pauldehoyos

Cool Santod.
I will check it out.. I actually just listen to my music on my card. I have 16gb and that seems to be ok. Need the 32 hopefully it comes out soon.
p.

I also have a 16 GB card. Thought that would be plenty. However, I could also use a 32GB now. Seems like the more storage I have, the more crap I find to fill it with.

This is pretty handy though, because you then don't have to have any of your music on SD card. Unless you wanna have some on there for when you have zero reception.

[AZTECHKA]

I checked it out... Looks like it's a subscription service. I have to read all the details.
I've been using groovefish alot too.
Pretty sweet for music... Just not when you're driving. lol
p.

[santod]

You only pay for songs that you buy from them. I have bought none. There is no subscription. You don't have to buy a thing to listen to your music.

This is from the FAQ on the site:
How much does Didiom cost?
Nothing. You only pay for the music and audiobooks you download. The software is free and so is your account.

[butler360]

I've always liked Subsonic and it looks like there are ways to make it work with WM: http://www.activeobjects.no/subsonic...pic.php?t=1916

There's also possibly a WM app in the works there.

[gianthobbit]

Santod-

Do you need to use iTunes to use didiom? I currently use Media monkey.

[santod]

Originally Posted by gianthobbit

Santod-

Do you need to use iTunes to use didiom? I currently use Media monkey.

No, you don't have to use itunes. Any music software on your PC will work fine!

[gianthobbit]

Originally Posted by santod

Another option that works pretty well for streaming music from your PC to your TP2, is Didiom. It will even play your itunes songs, if you're into that. It responds very quickly, as if the music is right there on your phone! I have been an Alpha and Beta tester since first release and it keeps getting better!


DIDIOM Description:
Listen to songs, podcasts, and audiobooks from your iTunes® library, right on your phone.
With Didiom, you can use your BlackBerry® or Windows Mobile® phone to access music, podcasts and audiobooks stored on your computer, through wireless streaming. Just download Didiom Desktop and Didiom Mobile, choose the folders where you store your audio files and playlists on Didiom Desktop, and make sure your PC and phone are connected to the Internet. You’ll be surprised how quickly your library shows up on your phone. Then, when you add new audio files to your computer, Didiom Desktop automatically scans them and makes them available for wireless streaming on your phone.

Discover new music anywhere, and download to your phone and PC.
With over 2 million tracks, the Didiom MP3 Store lets you shop for music and audiobooks whenever you want, directly from your phone. You can name your own price and download to your mobile, PC or both. The mobile download will be available to your phone, and the PC download will be available online. There are never any membership or service fees. You only pay for the music and audiobooks you download through our secure, credit card service.

• VIEW DEMO

http://www.didiom.com/

I dont see the download for the TP2 or any WVGA device, what one did you use?

[NinjaDuck]

Here is the info you need and some potential solutions:

What you are talking about is UPNP (Universal Plug and Play) control and streaming. If you search for that and Windows Mobile, you will find several options.

I have attached two options that I just found by using Google and tested.

• http://lobstertunes.com/
• http://www.rudeo.com/

Both work, but LobsterTunes found my Windows7 PC easily and started streaming in seconds. Exiting the applications did not stop the streaming music and I had to physically end the task.

Rudeo's interface was far more confusing and took some time for me to find my computer. I did not like this app, but it has way more features and may meet your needs.

They are posted as supplied by the sites I downloaded them from, so they may be try buy software.

One last note, I tested on my TP (not TP2) using energy's latest ROM.

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[NinjaDuck]

Correction: Rudeo seems to be a hobbled version and LobsterTunes seems to be fully functional.

[gianthobbit]

Originally Posted by mike2037

Correction: Rudeo seems to be a hobbled version and LobsterTunes seems to be fully functional.

Those look like ancient apps, are they finger friendly?

Did you check out Diodiom? The interface is really sick. I cant however find a WVGA version or get it find music on my computer (even turned off my firewall).