Stand Alone ShoutCast App or Internet Radio App?
 

Ive tried Kinoma Freeplay and Pocket Player, both apps streamed very well, but the stole all of my mp3 file associations so i was wondering was there any stand alone app for streaming internet radio/shoutcast stations?

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I've always used the free TCPMP as it supports just about any stream format (excluding real). It has settings for what file formats are associated with it. As for Shoutcast I use the classic version at http://classic.shoutcast.com as it seems to use less resources. Mobile browsers usually either open the file or offer the option of saving them. I keep the .pls files in a "stream" folder. I either download them on the phone directly or I get the .pls files on my pc and transfer them. Winamp is good for saving the AOL/CBS stream addresses.

I use the free Roku stream snooper to find the address of streams that want to use an embedded player. I either use Winamp to save them as .pls files or sometimes just manually use a text editor to create them.

On TCPMP I create a .pls file of several streams that I listen to. By using the next function, which TCPMP allows you to map to a hardware key, I can jump from one stream to the next by just pushing one button. Quite handy while driving.

Re: Stand Alone ShoutCast App or Internet Radio App?
 

BTW, Kinoma Play lets you control file associations.

-- Charles Wiltgen

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well mate for streaming there are a lot of apps
for instance you can use SPB Radio or LCG Jukebox which is a player that have a built-in menu for streaming

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