free trial - nice.!?!???

I installed it 4 years ago. And it seemed not useful to me so I forgot that I had installed that little app. I now use iTunes all the time.
I have imported many radio feeds from the web into iTunes and all the favourites are there.
Since one can have two iTunes Library there is really no need for this app.


I came here because I hoped they would eventually update their little nag-ware.
but no.
I just reinstalled it on my G5 with MacOSX LEO.

unhappy to read that my free trial is only 35 hours.
Does this mean I had used allready 65 hours in 2005?
(somebody wrote sth. of 100 hours?)

I was looking for some house or trance radio stations.
no luck. only Alternative, Rock, Classical, Blues & Jazz Genres.

When you play a station you get comercila bla bla before the music starts playing!

There is a nice feature to see the album artwork, but you cannot drag or copy it to the desktop!
The whole app does not behave like a native mac application.
no copy paste! no drag and drop! ugly interface!


If you are not a 365 VIP (paid) member, then forget about this software right now!

I don't see any reason to actually have this program. If you want more radio stations on iTunes, search for them on the internet... you'll find a whole lot. This app seemed rather pointless to me. The radio stations really weren't that immensely different from any other radio stations, plus, there's a half-minute long advertisement to upgrade to the "VIP" for 12 cents a day. C'mon, you can find good internet stations if you want to and put them into iTunes,

I listen to Live465 channels on iTunes all the time. What does this do for me that iTunes doesn't?