Olympic Control

[criten]

Yea well personally I'm quite happy with free software.

Maybe thats something to put advertising revenue + donations towards. Haven't received either yet, although I did implement both today.

So maybe sometime in the future.

[kevnerd486]

Currently using my iPhone and Wunder Radio App and just pasted in the URL

http://icecast.criten.org/streams/01.mp3.m3u

Works fine

Regards

Kev

[criten]

Yea thats basically what I did on my Samsung Galaxy Gio with the "A Online Radio" app from the Android market. Even displays the ID3 tags.

My 396T may be a portable scanner... but having a fixed antenna at a location known to receive these channels well, and using my android phone to listen, has coverage improvements. For example if I walk through the subway at Katoomba Train Station the android phone will keep on streaming, but if I had the actual scanner it would receive with heavy distortions at best.

[Chrisco]

Thanks Matt I will give Proscan a go

[Longreach]

Yeah im liking it more and more mate. i can do updates on the scanner while its still streaming live as it mutes the audio while its doing it but maintains the connection. also notice its a lot faster on uploading and downloading to the scanner than ARC780.
only downside is its 50 buck for the licence, although ARC is 35 anyway and proscan does more.
cheers
Matt

[criten]

I just tried ProScan and RadioFeed and I'm not overly impressed.

Comparing with RadioFeed, I achieve the same functionality with ID Tracker III & edCast. Except RadioFeed won't record.

Comparing with ProScan, I can record the stream but I have to pay for something I'm already doing. I was only mildly interested in ProScan thinking that it had web based controls. Most my radio scanning isn't done with my radio scanner these days, I just load my own stream on my Android phone. So a PC based remote controller isn't much help.