NET RADIO ON MAC?

[newsartist]

i work in the middle of a
building surrounded by
electronic equipment, so a
radio is out of the question.
How do I get net radio to
work on my mac? Any
Ideas?

[Dan]

iTunes and MacAmp both work well. I think you can d/l iTunes at apple.com and MacAmp at susband.com. They have iTunes for OS X if you run that.

[Hummercash]

Instructions for OS X/10.1: Open iTunes (located in the Applications folder), go into the Advanced menu, click Open Stream, type stream address.

For those of you who don't already have the 10.1 upgrade, i suggest you go out and buy it NOW... and if ur still not even in OS X (*cough* Carter *cough*) I suggest u get ur ass a copy of X or 10.1 and start using it ;)

[Gvac]

I'm on a Mac, too, and Apple.com has WinAmp for OS 9 as well as OS X.

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Thanks again, WWFallon. You are an American hero.

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[Hummercash]

From winamp.com:
Requirements: This ALPHA version of Winamp for the Macintosh requires a PowerPC Macintosh computer with System 8.5 or later (though OS X isn't recommended - yet).


and why the fuck would u want to use anything other than iTunes. iTunes IS SoundJamMP, the best mp3 player ever made for mac. Apple bought SoundJamMP, tweaked it for OS X and renamed it so it would fit in the standard apple naming theme... i(insert name relating to product here).

anyone using an mp3 player for mac other than iTunes is a fucking tool.

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