Internet Radio on Nokia (Symbian S60) Phone

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Here is an screenshot of one of our clients stations playing on a Nokia 6120c (great phone btw).

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The App used is available in the Ovi Store (run bu Nokia) here : Ovi Store

The station in question is running a public SHOUTcast server (required to be in the directory of the app).

Heres the link to the station example in case you want to tune in : http://shoutcast.internet-radio.org.uk/start/narukamirecords/
 

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HoddzDJ

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Oh Support, Support, Support!! Why are you promoting the old Symbian S60 phones? The new breed of Nokia are out, running on Linux!! My device, the N900, has a built in web player... which works great!! Screen-shots to follow possibly!!

I have now attached a screen-shot for the N900 Media Player, playing my radio stream.
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Some quick things to point out about this media player...
1. The stream doesn't have to be public, as you can enter the direct IP:port of the station and away you go!!
2. It's best to run when in a WiFi zone, don't blame me if you get huge bill for streaming when in 3G area.
 

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Thanks for the post Ben :) We only had a Nokia 6120c between us to mess about on when we were having a play a while ago. Thanks for updating us with the info on the newer N900. We are especially impressed its running on Linux (our companies OS of choice). All our desktops / servers run Debian.

You also have a good point about being able to tune in directly without having to use the directory (which is just a clone of shoutcast.com's directory). It would obviously be useful to be in their directory from a broadcasters point of view as you can hopefully gain more listeners etc...

Fortunately we have an unlimited 3.5G access plan so the bandwidth usage isn't a problem for us but well worth pointing out to users on the pay per KB system that this will seriously cost you a small fortune to use often.
 
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