Hello HAL,
Before I start do you know how the script writes came up with the
acronym for HAL9000? I am betting you already know since that is the
handle you use, IBM minus one letter each.
Have you tried Radio Time inside of Squeezebox Network? It is free all
one has to do is sign up. Put in
Why not listen to your local stations through the Slimserver internet
radio? Radiotime has a lot of local stations organized by city. At my
house the sound quality is better throught the internet than over the
air.
Play one more for my radio sweetheart
Hide your love, hide your love
Though we
HalNineThousand;235672 Wrote:
I considered, as an alternative, getting a Radio Shark and hooking it
up to my computer, then letting it put out an MP3 stream that
Slimserver could pick up, but about half the reviews for Radio Shark
hate it because of poor reception, so I figure if I want a
I think poor reception is a frequent problem with WiFi devices that have
Radio and do not have an external antenna.
If you look at the Roku forums you'll see there are plenty of users who
complain about the Roku's poor AM performance and who have to attach an
external antenna for FM.
I have the
I've seen a few comments, but may have missed any direct answers to
this. I saw that Roku has a receiver that not only listens to the
streaming music from a computer, but has an AM/FM radio as well. I've
considered getting another Squeezebox for my bedroom, but I'd want to
be able to use it as
