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Pocket Tunes Deluxe 4.0 sells for $37.95 and a free trial is available. A basic version is also available for $19.95, which omits the support for online music stores. Upgrade pricing is available from NormSoft for 3.0 customers.
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VampireLestat @ 12/15/2006 8:03:02 PM #
Can't wait to get home to try it out.
I hope they added Reverb, Echo, etc effects like in GSPlayer for WM. They claim to have improved audio quality; really curious to see to what extent.
Galley_SimRacer @ 12/15/2006 9:22:31 PM #
Wow, I never thought they'd pony up the money for AAC licensing!
"I'm not a cool person in real life, but I play one on the Internet". Galley
VampireLestat @ 12/15/2006 9:55:57 PM #
I don't know about you guys but I find $37.95USD too expensive. Should be 19.95$ for Deluxe.
This new version will not activate screen blanking for the Zodiac. Version 3 worked fine. Wonder why they changed thing? So far I have found no way to get the screen to turn off and have pTunes still play music. If anyone comes up with something before NormSoft provides a fix, please post it for the rest of us. RE: No screen blanking for the Zodiacjamesgood72 @ 12/16/2006 3:57:08 PM #
On the Treo 650, I just hit the red phone button, and the screen turns off fine. Maybe it's a Zodiac thing? -James. RE: No screen blanking for the Zodiac
(Yes, it is definitely a Zodiac thing)
Ok, I got a response from NormSoft. Sorry all you Zodiac users. Looks like pTunes 3.1.8 is what you are stuck with. Here's the reply from NormSoft: I'm sorry to say that, because the Zodiac is not longer being sold or I'm still waiting for the mythical color HandEra.
VampireLestat @ 12/17/2006 8:51:47 PM #
I am very impressed.
Gorgeous new graphical interface. I hope the TX2 gets rid of the soundchip's white noise. What causes that anyways? Cheap chips or overamplification? I wonder if someone could program a white noise neutralizer, like they use on airplanes. It would listen to your device's white noise then play a track of noise to neutralize it. hmm
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I doubt it but can somebody check?
http://www.bloomberg.com/streams/audio/radio_live.asx
Thanks!