How to listen to Live Streaming Internet Radio via Windows Media Player or other? - Treo Forums

Will_3 · 12-06-2006, 08:16 AM

Is there a version of Windows Media Player or WinAmp or other standard type player that will...

...let you tune in any of the standard (free) internet radio stations and listen on any internet enabled cell phone or handheld?

I know there is lots of stuff for downloading then listening... but I'm talking about listening to a live real-time stream. Examples...

Talk at . . . . . . . http://wsbradio.com/listen/
NPR at . . . . . . . http://www.wnyc.org/stream/fm.asx
Smooth Jazz at . mms://wm10.spacialnet.com/WGRV45614

or any of the many other internet radio stations.

I think there are paid services but I'm talking about the standard free internet radio as it exist.

Thanks for any help.

TexasTreo-ster · 12-06-2006, 04:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Will_3

Is there a version of Windows Media Player or WinAmp or other standard type player that will...

...let you tune in any of the standard (free) internet radio stations and listen on any internet enabled cell phone or handheld?

I know there is lots of stuff for downloading then listening... but I'm talking about listening to a live real-time stream. Examples...

Talk at . . . . . . . http://wsbradio.com/listen/
NPR at . . . . . . . http://www.wnyc.org/stream/fm.asx
Smooth Jazz at . mms://wm10.spacialnet.com/WGRV45614

or any of the many other internet radio stations.

I think there are paid services but I'm talking about the standard free internet radio as it exist.

Thanks for any help.

I use the opera browser and coreplayer as my audio/video player and havent had any problems since. Hope it works out for you.

msslim · 12-07-2006, 08:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Will_3

Is there a version of Windows Media Player or WinAmp or other standard type player that will...

...let you tune in any of the standard (free) internet radio stations and listen on any internet enabled cell phone or handheld?

I know there is lots of stuff for downloading then listening... but I'm talking about listening to a live real-time stream. Examples...

Talk at . . . . . . . http://wsbradio.com/listen/
NPR at . . . . . . . http://www.wnyc.org/stream/fm.asx
Smooth Jazz at . mms://wm10.spacialnet.com/WGRV45614

or any of the many other internet radio stations.

I think there are paid services but I'm talking about the standard free internet radio as it exist.

Thanks for any help.

Try www.thestreamcenter.com I use it all the time and never had problems...

TexasTreo-ster · 12-07-2006, 10:38 AM

I alaso stream xm radio and sirius to my phone. Sign up for a cheap internet based account. Its worth it to me. I usa an old cd adapter tape and play it thru my car stereo system when stuck in traffic.

ssvan16 · 12-29-2006, 04:50 PM

hey tex, i have a subscription to sirius. which one of the two do u use to stream sirius and how one the software is downloaded.... haven't downloaded either operabrowser or coreplayer yet, plus im new to the ppc world. much appreciated. if i could listen on my treo it would save $350 on a stilletto.
scott

Kumar_Shah · 02-27-2007, 12:40 AM

Just downloaded and installed Mundu Radio. Terrific program. Here is what you do:

Go to http://radio.mundu.com on your computer, not Treo.
Register with a user name, password etc.
Download program; choose your operating system, Palm in my case.
Install the downloaded prc file by synching your Treo with your computer.
Go to your Treo main screen; you will find Mundu Radio installed. Click on it.
A log in screen comes on; log in.
You now have a choice of genres (rock, jazz etc.) and under each genre 5-7 preset stations.
If want to add more stations, go back to the Mundu site on your computer and set up additional stations.

Really nifty. Really!