I understand that you can if you subscribe to Sirius, you may listen
online. Does that include the news channels? I am interested in
subscribing. If anyone has this, please reply.

Thanks!

On 30 Jun 2004 04:32:00 GMT, (Tony) wrote:

I understand that you can if you subscribe to Sirius, you may listen
online. Does that include the news channels? I am interested in
subscribing. If anyone has this, please reply.

No, only music. And only a muffled dial-up quality stream, no
broadband stream.

Most Sirius talk channels are actually rebroadcasts of AM/FM/TV
channels tho. So just go to the actual channel website and see if you
can listen free. For syndicated shows, visit one of the AM/FM
affiliate websites that stream.

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On 30 Jun 2004 04:32:00 GMT, (Tony) wrote:

I understand that you can if you subscribe to Sirius, you may listen
online. Does that include the news channels? I am interested in
subscribing. If anyone has this, please reply.

No, only music. And only a muffled dial-up quality stream, no
broadband stream.

Most Sirius talk channels are actually rebroadcasts of AM/FM/TV
channels tho. So just go to the actual channel website and see if you
can listen free. For syndicated shows, visit one of the AM/FM
affiliate websites that stream.

One of the reasons why the live streams aren't duplicated is because, as you say,
they're usually available on the show's or the service's website.

But I beg to differ on the music streams. They sound every bit as good as a
reasonably-fast MP3 stream. Not that I think that's all that good, but if you're
happy with MP3 or a 32kbps RealPlayer stream, it's okay. And beats shuffling CDs.
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