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How do YOU listen to AM?
As MP3 technology is ubiquitous for the most part, there are many many ways to listen to AM. I'll start this off with posting the 2 primary ways I do this.
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Re: How do YOU listen to AM?
Windows XP and WinAmp.
Works really well for me. I have playlists set up for all the different streams so that if one fails the others kick in if necessary. I also have different playlists for different stations. |
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with my ears of course!
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Interestingly XP doesn't have a native player that recognizes .PLS files. I've always had a player installed that was capable of playing .PLS so the problem never hit me, but I recently ran into a case where I had sent a link for AM to a friend that also enjoys prog and I got back a question saying it didn't play with windows medial player. P.S. Vax, I see that there is a link in the FAQ for the question of listening to AM. Were you going post the stuff I sent you? |
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Now to the thread question... listening to Aural Moon... 17" Powerbook with iTunes. Aural Moon is then streamed to an Air Port Express which is connected to a Bose Companion 3 sound system. Therefore, I am free to roam about without ever losing sound. On the road, I listen to Aural Moon with my Powerbook and iTunes. I have a Sprint EVDO card which gives me internet access (via cell phone mobile network) anywhere I go. I have a piece of software called InsomniaX which, when activated, allows me to close the Powerbook without it going to sleep. Once tuned in, I can safely store the Powerbook away. FWIW, about 9 out of every 10 Aural Moon listeners uses iTunes.
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That's a high percentage on itunes, vax. I had no idea.
Like kw, we use Windows XP but have VLC Media Player. At work, Windows XP and WinAmp
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For listening to radio streams I use XMPlay, a really tiny tool with some nice features. WinAmp always brings chaos to my registry, so that mp3directcut and mp3tag no longer work correctly. My MP3 collection is administered with WMP, but to listen MP3 I use VLC media player. When I am away from home, I use WMP11 on my office laptop or my Archos Gmini (30GB)... Ciao, Andreas |
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(BTW, it doesn't appear to support AACplus.) It uses about 6.7MB of memory when running, and the display contains the available song information (artist and track title). Net is this is fine solution, albeit not mainstream, way to listen to AM. If anyone has a player that can beat this, I'd like to know about it. |
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I followed the directions provided and removed the extra plug-ins provided by the original zip file and the entire player is as follows. 12/21/2007 09:06 AM 269,892 xmplay.exe 12/23/2007 10:29 AM 3,353 xmplay.ini 2 File(s) 273,245 bytes Maybe we should all write in and get them to either change the name to AMPlay or get a branded version for the station! P.S. I suspect there is a plug-in to make AACplus work, but the fact that this works for MP3 as-is is quite qonderful. P.P.S. There is no installer supplied but it doesn't really need one. You just need some basic skills to unpak the zip to someplace you can find and then run the app. Cheers, Carl |
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As loud as I can get away with.
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of course iTunes...
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Windows XP Winamp. Puter connected via a M-Audio sound card to Hifi..
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In the house - home pc / windows xp / winamp / pc speakers (Harmon Kardon)
At the store - laptop / windows xp / winamp / pc speakers (Harmon Kardon) In the garage - laptop / windows xp / winamp / home stereo (Yamaha - 1000 watts per channel) |
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9 out of ten use iTunes eh?
They must be the ones who don't post in the forums...... ![]() |
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![]() Vax, can you tell from the server logs how users are connecting? While I own an iPod, I don't use iTunes on my laptop. On Windows, this application is very expensive memory-wise and loads a bunch of crap into memory at startup. |
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What they call DLLs were intended to be shareable libraries (born of the shareable image library concept in VMS and taken to Weendoze NT by Dave Cutler). However, the Miscreant Idiot Coding Rejects Outputting Specious Often Flawed Technology permitted anyone and their grandmothers to load DLLs. Thus, you install a piece of software on Weendoze and hundreds of shared (DLLs) images are loaded. There's no reason to write them as DLLs if you are not going to share and or publish the API so that others could use them as well. Sing this to the tune of Row, Row, Row your boat: Bloat, bloat, bloat your OS,
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At work: Macintosh G5
![]() ![]() Home: Macintosh G5 ![]() ![]() and ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Can get the whole house crankin' ![]() (JV too!) ![]() |
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I use itunes too
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Home (office) - Windows Xp - Itunes - 7 speaker system (Winamp for AAC stream when there's trouble with the stream which has been a massive problem lately) Funny Apple doesn't allow Itunes to cope with AAC stream even though they use AAC format for files) I haven't made a a connection to the main stereo system as I don't often use it now as the wife does not like prog.....
Work - Windows Xp - Winamp - 2 quiet speakers
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