[quote user="bayerische"] [quote user="redfresnel"] [quote user="bayerische"] [quote user="jc"] Isn't internet-radio-listening by an iPhone limited by the "fair use policy" of your telecom provider? And listening radio wit an iPod is not possible at all, or am I missing something? [/quote] There's

[quote user="bayerische"] [quote user="jc"] Isn't internet-radio-listening by an iPhone limited by the "fair use policy" of your telecom provider? And listening radio wit an iPod is not possible at all, or am I missing something? [/quote] There's no frequency tuned radio in the iPhone, iPad or iPod , that's

The problem is that the people who create those programs don't realize how many users are really Mac users and they sometimes explain that it is expensive or too time consuming to do Mac versions of their programs. An example: Yamaha had their sound mixer control software only for PC and many users told them they need the same program for Mac because

Sorry, my bad. :) Since the word "internet" was not associated with radio stations earlier i thought he was talking about normal radio reception which can also be done with iPods etc. :) Sorry guys.

This may be off-topic but don't you need earphones connected to the iDevice to be used as an antenna for receiving (wider range of) stations? Or is there something on BS8 that is used for radio reception?

[quote user="Carolpa"] Foobar is freeware. And there is nothing wrong with it. (I use both OS and my machines are working fine) [/quote] I didn't say there's something wrong with the program. I said the OS it was made to be used on is not good. If you really respect a program you create and you don't make versions for both Windows

[quote user="alenvprekrsku"] [quote user="redfresnel"] Which player would you recommend instead of iTunes? If there's a better one i'd like to know, or do you just use something else because iTunes is made by Apple? [/quote] foobar2000 [/quote] I am sorry but the program is only for Windows which is made by Microsoft which

Which player would you recommend instead of iTunes? If there's a better one i'd like to know, or do you just use something else because iTunes is made by Apple?

[quote user="beolion"] But why is it that B&O does not support DNLA in any of their TV's? [/quote] "The Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) is a non-profit collaborative trade organization established by Sony in June 2003." Maybe that is why...

I mean, have those people who talk about volumes over 100db at home ever attended a live concert, like ever? :)