PodcastsStreamer is a finger friendly Video/Audio podcast streamer. You can make categories and lists of Podcast RSS/XML urls for each category. When you tap on the item the program will start the media player with the Video/Audio podcast (without downloading). NOTE: You need TCPMP or CorePlayer to for this program
PodcastsWebmasterRadio - PodcastsWebmasterRadio provides an easy way to open the mobile version of the WebmasterRadio.fm website.
To use the app, simply press the button while connected to the internet to search and download podcasts.
The service is provided by WebmasterRadio
PoliceIcecastings - PoliceIcecastings downloads the Police/Fire/EMS scanner feeds from IncidentBroadcast.com website and places them into a panable database. Tap the button while connected to the internet to tune into live police scanner. NOTE: You need TCPMP or CorePlayer for these streams.
This program requires that you have both the 'BeanDLL
PoliceRadioreference allows you to listen to the Police/Fire/EMS live radio scanners on the RadioReference.com website. Tap on the stream to tune it in. NOTE: You need TCPMP or CorePlayer for these streams. This service is provided by RadioReference
PoliceScans - This program connects you to a online Police/EMS/Air scanner feed provided by Richard Creasey. This is located in the Cary, NC area. Email ncscanner@nc.rr.com
This program requires that you have both the 'BeanDLL.dll' file ** and ** the runtime files for Visual Basic on your PocketPC computer
PoliceTuners - PoliceTuners allows you to select from 3 police scanner feeds. Tap on the button to tune in the feed in Windows Media Player to listen to live police, fire and EMS. NOTE: You need an internet connection to use this program.
This program requires that you have both the 'BeanDLL.dll' file ** and ** the runtime files for Visual Basic on your PocketPC computer
Power Radio - The built-in FM player - at least on HTC HD - misses many features. Power Radio delivers many data available via RDS which would otherwise be invisible to the listener. Here are just a few examples:
- Radiotext: contains information broadcast by the respective station. What you get here totally depends on the broadcaster
