How do you use itunes?

[coloradodem2005]

I would like to see what kind of streaming that I can do from there and I never used it before.

[apnu]

1. I'd be really happy if I could get AAR to stream in iTunes. n/t

[BigMcLargehuge]

2. click "radio" then select a genre

then a station from the pull down menu

that's all there is to it.

[coloradodem2005]

3. Where is radio?

I don't see a radio option.

[noahmijo]

4. It's under "source" in the same section that shows your playlists

However I don't think you can AAR on iTunes. I just use RealPlayer which is simple enough and works well enough to get AAR.

I first discovered Randi Rhodes listening to Power Radio though on iTunes a couple months before AAR went live.

[Gryffindor_Bookworm]

5. In the left side of your iTunes app....

you should see "library," "party shuffle," "radio," and "music store." Clicking on radio gives you a list of format. Click on a format. iTunes will refresh its list and you can choose one. Easiest thing in the world. :D

[coloradodem2005]

6. I need to download it?

How much does it cost?

[Gryffindor_Bookworm]

7. it comes on OS X

If you haven't moved to OS X yet, I can't recommend it highly enough. It has never crashed or frozen a single time for me, it's so easy that it sometimes seems to be reading my thoughts, and it's gorgeous. :7

If you mean the Windows version (perish the thought), then I don't have a clue, sorry. :shrug:

[politicat]

8. The software is free, but I have no idea how well it works on a PC.

It may work about as well as most PC software that's ported to Mac works - badly, and with lots of bugs.

But then again, it's apple. They're good at things like usability and solid functionality.

The randomizer can be a bit flaky - it was really, really good on version 4.2; it's less random now on 4.6.

I have no problems streaming AAR via iTunes; however, if most of your music collection is in Windows Media format, you'll have to re-rip those cds to MP3 or M4a. iTunes does not play WMV formats.

Pcat