NauticusLX;191219 Wrote: 
> If all you want to really do is just listen to Stern, it's on the
> Crystal.net internet radio channel.  Get the url at Shoutcast.com (e.g.
> when you play it through winamp) and create a favorite for it at
> SqueezeNetwork.com.  All Stern all the time.  Certainly this is easier
> than using a plug-in with SlimServer, with all it's attendant and
> ongoing issues, and which requires that the PC be turned on.  Then just
> plug in your fm transmitter and your livin like it's 1999 again
> (finally).
> 
> I've discovered that the show simply repeats nonstop through the day,
> which is the ideal that Sirius has yet to realize.  Crystal.net repeats
> the same show through the day, not that days show but a very recent one,
> without commercials (except for the very brief Crystal.net self promo
> when you tune in each time). The scrolling display of the SqueezeBox
> even includes the date of the show. I wouldn't be surprised if
> Crystal.net has approval, otherwise how could such a prominent
> re-broadcast continue to be undiscovered?  But I'll keep my Sirius
> subscription just in case.
Thanks for the info, considering the amount of money Sirius is paying
for Stern I highly doubt they'd allow him to be broadcast for free.  My
guess is Crystal.net will ultimately receive a cease and desist notice,
especially since I know Sirius monitors this thread...

BTW- The plugin doesn't really have any "ongoing" issues, and it's
especially easier to configure now that the built-in wma decoding
supports playing the streams direct.  Of course, you'll still need a
server running to at least connect you to the stream  initially.

-Greg


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