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Radioshifts Radio Guide has listings for over 50,000 radio programs and stations, with more information being added all the time. Using the guide, you can find hours and hours worth of great content to listen to and enjoy.
Use Radioshift to...
- explore and listen to over 50,000 radio listings from around the world.
- subscribe and automatically record any of thousands of radio programs.
- listen live to thousands of RealAudio, Windows Media, QuickTime, and MP3 streams, all in one player.
Radioshifts most important feature is its Radio Guide. The Guide has over 50,000 listings for radio stations and programs to which you can listen, and its fully-searchable.
Search for a specific program or station you like with simple keywords or just browse by genre. You can even explore the World view and find content from cities around the globe. Radioshifts Guide provides fast and easy access to an incredible wealth of content just waiting to be enjoyed by you.
Right Here Waiting For You
When you use Radioshift to subscribe to radio, you wont need to spend hours fiddling with settings and other media players, just to get the audio you want. With a few clicks, you can subscribe to thousands of programs broadcasting over the net and have Radioshift record for you automatically. Then when you open up Radioshift, youll have instant access to all your new recordings. You can listen right in Radioshift or pass the audio off to iTunes to manage.
Its Four, Four, Four, Four Players In One
With Radioshift, you may never need to open another streaming audio player again. With the right software installed, Radioshift can play Real Audio, Windows Media, QuickTime, and MP3 streams, all in one player. Why muck about with a handful of different players when Radioshift plays it all?
RadioShark AM/FM Too
Radioshift is great for listening to and recording thousands of internet radio streams. But even with the wonders of the internet, theres still a whole world of professional quality AM and FM content coming to you, wherever you are. Radioshift can help you with that too, when coupled with Griffins USB radio the RadioShark, seen at right.
Radioshift can tune and record directly from the Radioshark, so you can do all your recording in one place. Radioshift and the RadioShark work great together!

Main features:>
- Explore tens of thousands of radio listings.
- Listen to RealAudio, Windows Media, QuickTime, and MP3 streams all in one place.
- Record radio content automatically, with no hassle.
- Multiple simultaneous recordings.
- Background recording.
- Wake from sleep to record.

Version restrictions:
- Before purchase, audio quality is degraded after twenty minutes of playback or recording.

Enhancements:
- With the new Recording Status Indicator, a quick glance at the menu bar now shows Radioshifts status.
- The interface for Subscription viewing and editing have been updated and streamlined.
- Radioshift now automatically reports errors to RadioTime to keep the guide as accurate as possible.
- Now using LAME v3.98b8 for MP3 recordings and Sparkle 1.5b for application updates.
- Dozens of major and minor bug fixes, including several crashing bugs.

RadioRocker 2.0.4 provides users with an easy and effective way to listen to terrestrial radio on your Mac. This isn't a streamer for internet radio, RadioRocker contains over 5,000 stations from across the United States. Choose what state and choose the station and you're off and running.

Major Features:

1. RadioRocker is perfect if you want to listen to a sporting event in another state or town. For instance: if you're from Massachusetts and you miss listening to WBZ NewsRadio 1030 for all your news, simply pull up the list for Massachusetts, double-click on WBZ. All of a sudden you're listening to WBZ right on your Mac.
2. Want to listen to a game in Pittsburgh. Select Pennsylvania as the state and choose your favorite station. Do you like the mix of a station in California, but you live in Virginia, select California as the state and choose the station
3. Station Website Want to go to the stations website and check out any promotions or learn more about the disc jockeys or anything. Simply click the globe next to the digital readout and you'll instantly go to that stations website.
4. Presets Just like in your car radio, you can assign presets of your favorite stations to the 6 preset buttons in the player window. Click "Manage Preset Buttons" in the "File" menu or use Command+P. Choose which button you want to assign to the song currently playing. Instantly the preset will be set and you can customize the name of the button. Next time you launch RadioRocker just click your preset button, just like on your car stereo and you'll be listening to the station you like instantly.
5. Recording (StreamGrabber) Want to record what you're listening to for later listening? Now you can. Whatever station or stream is playing can be recorded from that point by simply pressing the "Record Stream" button. When you're done recording click "Stop Recording" and the stream will be converted from raw audio to an MP3 file for easy transfer to an iPod, iPhone, or any other device that supports MP3. You can even start a stream, begin a recording session and then listen to a different stream while the first one is still recording.
   Custom Stations RadioRocker isn't just limited to the stations within. If you listen to internet radio such as TWIT Live, go to their site and get the stream URL. Choose the + sign at the bottom of the window, enter the information and that stream is as accessible as any station in the database.

Enhancements:

• Fixed some issues related to Snow Leopard upgrade.
• Fixe an issue where some users of both Snow Leopard and Leopard would receive an error on launch after installing VideoVangelist before RadioRocker.

Requirements:

• Requires Mac OS X 10.5 or 10.6
  

CB Radio Simulator 1.3.0 is a useful application which can be used for troubleshooting CB radio faults, by giving a graphical display of the normal operating frequencies generated by various parts of the CB radios circuits and can help you identify if a frequency is incorrect or even missing.

This programme allows you to select a preset PLL type and it shows you what its circuitry layout and what the various internal frequencies are for each channel, also gives you the ability to simulate frequency conversions, so you can test it without having to do it on a real CB radio, you can also select your own crystal frequencies and PLL "N" codes for testing expansion ideas.

It also makes a good trouble shooting tool, as it tells you what the internal frequencies should be for a given PLL type, so you are able to see if a frequency is incorrect or missing, very handy for those unknown radios that use a generic design, it can tell you any frequency that the radio is capable of producing from its PLL "N" code range or loop frequency.

Now also includes CB channel frequency charts, PLL database, and even more PLL types supported

Radium 2.3.4 is popular among many users as a functional and simple XM Radio Online client for your desktop. It sits in your status bar and stays out of your way.

Major Features:

1. Search-As-You-Type interface, like Spotlight
2. Search by station number, name, description, or genre
3. Automatic (and free!) updates
4. Free support, if you need it