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| Radio Station Plus 2.0 - Listen to hundreds of radio stations from around the world. All you need is your PC and no extra hardware. You can listen while you work., Subcategory: Multimedia Streaming
| Price:
0 | OS:
Windows | Size:
1293 KB | Version:
2.0 |
Radio Station Plus is the future of radio brought to you today. Listen to hundreds of radio stations from around the world. All you need is your PC and no extra hardware. You can listen while you work.
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| RipCast Streaming Audio Ripper 1.3.2 - download streaming audio, Subcategory: Multimedia Streaming
| Price:
Free | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
1117 KB | Version:
1.3.2 |
RipCast is an application that allows you to connect to various SHOUTcast compatible servers/broadcasters and save the streaming audio to one or more MP3 s. Ripcast builds and organizes your MP3 collection with an easy to use interface and allows you to browse for the type of music you like. You can select a genre and are then presented with a list of currently available audio streams as well as the currently playing item. You can select the ones that interest you and then start recording them and saving to disk as MP3 file. Additional features include favorites manager, auto track splitting, smart file splitting with silence detection and more.
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| SHOUTcast DSP Plug-In for Winamp 1.8.2 - streamin plug-in for WinAmp, Subcategory: Multimedia Streaming
| Price:
Free | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
224 KB | Version:
1.8.2 |
SHOUTcast DSP Plug-In adds SHOUTcast broadcast ability to the Winamp software. The DSP Plug-in acts as a bridge between your Winamp software and a SHOUTcast DNAS server (which you or a friend need to be running to broadcast).
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| Soundnails 1.2 - publish MP3 files to the web as Flash, Subcategory: Multimedia Streaming
| Price:
$22.00 (Free Trial) | OS:
98/NT/ME/2000 | Size:
1130 KB | Version:
1.2 |
SOUNDNAILS is a program to quickly and easily publish many MP3 files on the internet.
The program converts several MP3 files into the popular Macromedia Flash format using optional batch processing. The sounds can then be played from your web site in streaming mode without needing the usual players (Windows Media Player, Real Player). No special knowledge is necessary to publish the files, simply select the MP3 files, a player design, a template and Soundnails will create web-ready HTML code with embedded Flash files for you.
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| TV 1.0.0 - watch Internet TV broadcasts, Subcategory: Multimedia Streaming
| Price:
Free | OS:
98/ME/2000/XP | Size:
989 KB | Version:
1.0.0 |
TV is a simple, standalone media interface that allows you to easily access hundreds of Internet TV channels. The program does not include any playback capabilities of its own, but integrates Windows Media Player and RealPlayer into a navigation interface that provides one-click access to a selection of stations. The channels are organized by genre, language and country, and include news, sports, shopping and more. TV does not require any installation.
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| Vypress Tonecast 1.3 - stream audio over your LAN, Subcategory: Multimedia Streaming
| Price:
$49.90 (Free Trial) | OS:
98/ME/NT/2000/XP | Size:
313 KB | Version:
1.3 |
Vypress Tonecast is high-fidelity audio translation software for local area networks. It allows you easily setup and begins your own "radio" broadcasting over an existing LAN infrastructure without investing into expensive additional hardware or complex heaped software systems. Vypress Tonecast contains consists of a client software with very little computer resources footprint and an easy to use server part that performs real-time audio compression and broadcasts it over a network. It was designed to be deployed easily, even by non-professional users and produces high quality sound with low-level network bandwidth requirements. Vypress Tonecast uses real-time, Assembler powered MPEG-2 coders/decoders, so you will see no dramatic traffic increase even on a 10 Mbit Ethernet network with CD-quality sound translation. To use the software, just install the clients on all the workstations that should receive the broadcast, and then install the server on the workstation that capture audio and transmit it to a network.
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