Peel is an MP3 blog reader and player rolled into one. Subscribe and stream music the minute it becomes available! Never miss a hot track again.
So, what are MP3 blogs? They are also known as musicblogs or audioblogs and have become increasingly popular since the beginning of 2003. According to Wikipedia an MP3 blog is a type of weblog in which the creator makes music files, normally in the MP3 format, available for download.
Subscribe to blogs around the web and get notified when new music becomes available. Download and add your favorite music directly to iTunes with a click of a button.
Peel is the unique way to easily stream any web page and listen to new music.
SHISHCABOB30 I downloaded this app with high expectations of its capabilities. I am running 10.5.2 on an Ibook g4 1.42ghz with 1.5 gb of ram. At any given time Peel would be taking up 1 gb of real ram. This slowed down my computer considerably. I don't see how it would need to be such a memory hog. While the app is amazing it needs some serious optimization. (Version 1.0.7)
Not only does it use tons of RAM, but also CPU and the worst offender: hard disk space.
Just refreshing my 10-12 blogs causes Peel to use 1GB+ of HD space that I can only recover by rebooting. It gets even worse when you start listening to songs.
It's a bit tough when I'm using my iBook's small 60GB drive to the limit.
The software hasn't been updated in ages, but I check the website weekly because I'm desperate for any new version that might be more efficient.
I was one of the first to buy it when it went out of beta, too. So I'm not a hater. (Version 1.0.7)
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Jul 15 2007
DAN33185 Am I imagining things or did this used to be Freeware? (Version 0.9.5)
BLAIR Excellent piece of software. Extremely stable, very fast (especially as compared to Songbird), familiar interface, and does exactly what it's supposed to. Still in beta though, so there are some interface issues to work out, and some keyboard shortcuts to implement. Other than that, keep up the good work -- you'll have my shareware fee when this comes out of beta. (Version 0.9.1)