| How To Listen |
| Written by Program Director |
| Monday, 01 February 2010 01:59 |
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How To Listen To Megarock Radio Unlike traditional FM radio you can listen to Megarock Radio using virtually any internet capable device. Not only can you use your computer but you can also use devices known as 'internet radio' appliances as well as most modern mobile phones, video game uints and even televisions. If you have internet then you most likely have access. The instructions on this page will assist you in drectly connecting to use using various methods, programs and devices. If you've done it differently please let us know so we can add it to this page. Using your PC: Listening with Winamp:
The stream should start within a few seconds. Listening with Windows Media Player:
The stream should start within a few seconds. If you are one of those rare people using Linux as your OS check out VLC: I don't have specific instructions for the program yet but will post as soon as I do. Generally the information you'll need can be copied from the above links. Listening with your TiVO: Ok, this one is a bit complicated for the novice but it does work. Visit the link and follow the instructions: http://www.engadget.com/2006/02/07/how-to-stream-music-through-your-tivo/ Listening with your iPhone:
The stream should start within a few seconds. Listening with a Symbian OS cell phone/PDA: We do not currently directly support this app. Please see website for instructions on connecting to the URL http://205.188.215.228:8012 Listening with Google Droid: Listening with a Blackberry: http://www.getjar.com/products/6073/RadioBee http://www.moodio.fm/node/32899 We do not currently directly support this app. Please see website for instructions on connecting to the URL http://205.188.215.228:8012 Listen using ANY phone (cell, internet or landline):
Via the Nobex Radio Companion: http://www.nobexrc.com/Download.aspx Get a device which directly supports internet radio: |
| Last Updated on Sunday, 04 April 2010 00:00 |
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