I'm pretty happy with the way the N95 Real Audio player allows me to listen to the BBC radio stations at night, in the coziness of my bedroom, here in Portugal (using my home wi-fi network). However, a lot of wonderful radio stations broadcasting in the web don't have Real Audio streams (some use Windows Media Player, others an mp3 stream). My question is this: is there some kind of N95 program which will be able to read these kinds of streams?
the only problem with it is that you need to make a playlist on your pc, winamp works well, but youll have to manually edit the url's into ip addresses. Didn't seem to like it when I only had hostnames. It also seems it likes to make my N95 quite warm, i suspect its not optimised and using 100% cpu, tends to drain my battery quite fast.
It is a good app tho, if you have a charger and wifi handy
Sorry about bothering again with this... I have another doubt and I'm sorry if the answer is obvious! But... how do I find the IP address to those radios? I tried some of those sites who find the IP of a hostname, but with no luck. I'd love to hear the KCRW stream in my N95 but this seems quite difficult to achieve!
However, a lot of wonderful radio stations broadcasting in the web don't have Real Audio streams (some use Windows Media Player, others an mp3 stream). My question is this: is there some kind of N95 program which will be able to read these kinds of streams?
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