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Offline Cammy

Re: ANR & Shoutcast
« on: November 29, 2010, 10:31:18 PM »
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Unfortunately hardly anyone uses or knows about AmiNetRadio. I used to use it all the time until the two major online radio station providers which most of my favourites belonged to stopped broadcasting their low-bandwidth streams and my 030 can't handle the higher quality streams. :(

I wonder if there's a proxy that can reduce the bitrate of incoming streams for users of slower computers.
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A1200 020@14Mhz/2MB+8MB/FPU/RTC/KS3.0/IDE-CF+2GB/S-Video
CD32 020@14Mhz/2MB+8MB/RTC/KS3.1/IDE-CF+4GB
A600 030@30Mhz/2MB+64MB/RTC/IDE-CF+4GB/Subway USB/S-Video/PCMCIA NIC/USB Numeric Keypad+Hub+Mouse+Control Pad
A500 000@7Mhz/512kB+512kB/ROM Switcher/KS3.1+1.3/S-Video

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Offline Cammy

Re: ANR & Shoutcast
« Reply #1 on: November 29, 2010, 11:06:45 PM »
Both have also been unavailable for a long time and cheap still means they cost something, and I have no money to spend at all. I already knew there was support for these cards but they're just not an option for me.

Thanks anyway, hopefully someone else with this hardware might have just found out they can use it for streaming internet radio now if they read this.
A1200 030@28Mhz/2MB+32MB/RTC/KS3.1/IDE-CF+4GB/4-Way Clockport Expander/IndivisionAGA/PCMCIA NIC
A1200 020@14Mhz/2MB+8MB/FPU/RTC/KS3.0/IDE-CF+2GB/S-Video
CD32 020@14Mhz/2MB+8MB/RTC/KS3.1/IDE-CF+4GB
A600 030@30Mhz/2MB+64MB/RTC/IDE-CF+4GB/Subway USB/S-Video/PCMCIA NIC/USB Numeric Keypad+Hub+Mouse+Control Pad
A500 000@7Mhz/512kB+512kB/ROM Switcher/KS3.1+1.3/S-Video

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Offline Cammy

Re: ANR & Shoutcast
« Reply #2 on: November 30, 2010, 12:51:35 AM »
I guess I should have reworded what I said. Not ENOUGH people use this awesome program, and it would be good if more people knew about it. It seems to have dipped below the radar over the years and a lot of returning users don't know that they can use their Amiga for listening to internet radio, podcasts and other streaming audio. It would be good if programs like this, AmiTwitter (Twitter short messages), Dynamite (Multiplayer-Online Bomberman clone) and AmiGift (P2P file sharing) got more attention, they make our classic Amigas feel a bit more modern and useful.
A1200 030@28Mhz/2MB+32MB/RTC/KS3.1/IDE-CF+4GB/4-Way Clockport Expander/IndivisionAGA/PCMCIA NIC
A1200 020@14Mhz/2MB+8MB/FPU/RTC/KS3.0/IDE-CF+2GB/S-Video
CD32 020@14Mhz/2MB+8MB/RTC/KS3.1/IDE-CF+4GB
A600 030@30Mhz/2MB+64MB/RTC/IDE-CF+4GB/Subway USB/S-Video/PCMCIA NIC/USB Numeric Keypad+Hub+Mouse+Control Pad
A500 000@7Mhz/512kB+512kB/ROM Switcher/KS3.1+1.3/S-Video

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