internet radio

Realplayer from Real Networks is one of the oldest and most established media player available for computers. Because it has been around for such along time it is well established for for Internet Broadcasting.

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Windows Media Player is probably the most popular media program on the internet, as it comes pre-installed on all new PC's. Radio stations can either play in the web browser or in a stand alone player.

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Winamp is one of the original computer based mp3 players. Winamp has been growing in popularity again in recent years, because of its features and its ease of use. You can use Winamp to play mp3 links that are found on the web or you can find radio stations on winamps website.

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The ipod revolutionized the the portable music player market, and itunes is the software that made that all happen by allowing people to rip and transfer music from their Cd's. A much overlooked part of itunes is its ability to play music streams. itunes radio station already installed, it is also possible to get itunes to play radio stations out on the web. iTunes will play mp3 or aac files.

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Screamer is a simple, small, portable, free, user-friendly, and includes are needed options for this kind of applications. You can access multiple Internet Radio stations from different countries, placed in the categories by region, country, and musical styles and directions. You can record the stream in a MP3 file with pretty good quality in the unattended mode.

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In the days following 9/11, there was often the mention of comfort foods (as I recall, pizza places had a major uptick of deliveries). For me, music was comfort, but I found myself going back to the music of my childhood. It coincided with my discovery of a fantastic website called Live365.

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