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eRadio 1.0.3.2

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Widget for many popular metropolitan radio stations. Free

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Developer
Eric Lawton

eRadio allows you to listen to New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Phoenix, San Francisco, Boston, Las Vegas, Denver, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Atlanta, Houston, Edmonton, Seattle, Toronto, Providence and Philadelphia, Buenos Aires, Fort Myers, Paris, Dallas, and Montreal radio stations. If anyone has any radio stations they would like added, please email me at admin@theeradio.com -Thanks to llew mason for the orginal code

What's New

Version 1.0 (1.0.1):

Adds the city of Dallas and the city of Montreal to the list of cities Enjoy!

Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later and Flip4Mac.

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eRadio User Discussion (Write a Review)

ver. 1.x:

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navneet91 reviewed on 21 May 2007

its a great radio widget ever made .at first i got some problems but now its woking as fine as a moving butter on a hot chapatti.i really love this widget .

[Version 1.0.3.2]

+15

amalgamated inc reviewed on 06 Apr 2007

SUPERB WORK, Friend!

I work in the record biz (a label) or what's left of it...and this allows me to hear some stations that I haven't heard first hand either seldom or ever. Actually I seldom use dashboard or widgets, somehow they kind of bug me... not being 'part' of the regular OS...but this changes things. Count on my donation.

[Version 1.0.3.2]

aife commented on 04 Mar 2007

Now I can listen to my AM stations anywhere. Thanks!

[Version 1.0.2.8]

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eRadio (developer) replied on 12 Mar 2007

No problem:-)

+54

dolphinboy2U commented on 04 Mar 2007

Yes, this is a very good widget and all, but really, we (the users) need to be able to add and subtract radio stations and locations ourselves.

It's not appealing to have to send the dev. a request every time I find a station I like, so he can recode it and redistribute it, -- way too cumbersome. And I'm not about to dinker with the HTML source code myself.

Other radio widgets allow user customizability, please consider adding this feature, Mr. Lawton,...

[Version 1.0.2.8]

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eRadio (developer) replied on 12 Mar 2007

Thanks for your useful feedback. I am working on the possibility to add your own radio stations in the upcoming version of eRadio. Do you have any other suggestions?

+33

O5220803 reviewed on 19 Feb 2007

Superb! Great listening diversity and excellent fidelity on my external speaker system. Kudos, Eric.

[Version 1.0.2.6]

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eRadio (developer) replied on 19 Feb 2007

Thanks:-)

+22

jb4 reviewed on 17 Feb 2007

Great gadget.
Sounds excellent.
Nice choice of stations.
How about Boston? WUMB?
Thanks!

[Version 1.0.2.5]

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+22

jb4 replied on 19 Feb 2007

JB4 "Great gadget.
Sounds excellent.
Nice choice of stations.
How about Boston? WUMB?"

Too much, man. That took less than 48 hours.
Love it.

+33

O5220803 reviewed on 17 Feb 2007

SUPERB! Excellent fidelity through my external speaker system! Kudos for the author of eRadio.

[Version 1.0.2.4]

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eRadio (developer) replied on 17 Feb 2007

Thanks for your support, do you have any suggestions for the next version of eRadio.

-Eric Lawton

Pecos Pete reviewed on 07 Feb 2007

After emailing Dev. 104.3 WAXQ rocks my puter.

Very Nice indeed!

[Version 1.0.2.2]

Pecos Pete tipped on 05 Feb 2007

How about getting 104.3 WAXQ New York's only rock station 2 your list for NYC.

[Version 1.0.2.1]

ochyming commented on 05 Feb 2007

I e-mailed the Radio director - http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/BT.
Hope he would post a link on their site.

[Version 1.0.2]

1 Reply

eRadio (developer) replied on 05 Feb 2007

whenever the link appears, feel free to email me (eric.eradio@gmail.com) or post here and i will put the station into the widget

-Eric Lawton

nadoky had trouble on 18 Feb 2007

This bugger would be great IF Little Snitch allowed it to connect to radio stations. Even allowing all network connections will not connect me to ANY station. And then the widget quits.
(10.4.8 with all the fixin's)

[Version 1.0.2.5]

4 Replies

eRadio (developer) replied on 19 Feb 2007

could you explain the exact problem please

nadoky commented on 19 Feb 2007

here's what happens:
With the widget open and, let's say, I have NY 104.3 station. Little Snitch warns me that the widget is attempting to an IP via Port 80. I allow ALL but Little Snitch still warns me of a connection attempt to the same port, same IP. After about 3 attempts to connect, the widget quits.

eRadio (developer) replied on 19 Feb 2007

try allowing your main internet browser, quicktime and flip for mac to use the internet on all ports and ips.

Pecos Pete commented on 19 Feb 2007

I have Lil Snitch & don't have this problem. Just enable connections forever, viola your set.

Otherwise read how 2 use Lil Snitch.

mcpchen4 had trouble on 17 Feb 2007

After I hit blue button, only see red light flash. No sound come out?

[Version 1.0.2.5]

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eRadio (developer) replied on 17 Feb 2007

That usually means the station's website is down. Try another station or try the station later.

mcpchen4 had trouble on 17 Feb 2007

After I installed. How do let it play?

[Version 1.0.2.5]

1 Reply

+22

jb4 commented on 17 Feb 2007

Just hit the blue button to start.

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Type:Business : Word Processing

License:Free

Date:06 Apr 2007

Platform:Intel 32 / OS X

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