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RE: Mundu Radio
Having said that, the current MunduRadio doesn't yet do 480x320, but will always display as 320x320 (for now). It's on my bitch-list to the developers. :)
Atul Chitnis
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Nice idea, but needs some work
RE: Nice idea, but needs some work
Go to http://radio.mundu.com, log in, and add more stations to your playlist (in the future, there will be a master list to pick from as well).
So you want higher quality? Can be done. Just add a high-bitrate encoded channel, such as RadioVerve at 72.232.54.2:11000 (128 kbps) or 72.232.54.2:9000 (64 kbps) (RadioVerve is at http://radioverve.com)
The radio player will play any bitrate you can throw it - the default set of stations is aimed at GPRS listeners to avoid overwhelming their connections.
Hope this helps. Feel free to ask questions.
Atul Chitnis
http://atulchitnis.net
ummm, yeah... how much...?
Afterward, I'm curious how much do they want for this once the "beta" is over? And, what should compel a Palm user to purchase a "subscription" of Mundu over just buying a license for Pockettunes which seems to do much of the same?
Although it's nice this supports Palm devices, they are probably wise to pitch it to the other mobile devices that don't have the decent options that we do. Personally, I hate most "subscription" services as they are often ridiculously restrictive and you're often stuck with whatever they decide to feed you. And the EULAs are often more complex than a mortgage agreement.
RE: ummm, yeah... how much...?
Remember, what you see now is just the first step - things are going to improve as users (you!) give feedback on both the application and the service.
Atul Chitnis
http://atulchitnis.net
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