Greetings:

I would appreciate some comments on Internet accessible
receivers; to me they represent a useful resource for
propagation studies, signal chasing, RDF and a great
many other applications. Have you used any and for what
purposes?

I would also appreciate someone willing to test a
receiver that I have put online; that person must
be willing to install a SIP softphone and set up
a VoIP account (free) if they don't already do VoIP,
and also use a browser that supports java applets.

TIA,

Michael
msg _at_ cybertheque _dot_ org

msg wrote:
Greetings:

I would appreciate some comments on Internet accessible
receivers; to me they represent a useful resource for
propagation studies, signal chasing, RDF and a great
many other applications. Have you used any and for what
purposes?

No, if I would be interested in that, I would listen to streams from
radio stations right away. Half the fun is building your own antenna's,
etc. But I can understand that others are interested in it.

I would also appreciate someone willing to test a
receiver that I have put online; that person must
be willing to install a SIP softphone and set up
a VoIP account (free) if they don't already do VoIP,
and also use a browser that supports java applets.

Why not use Windows Media for that? Far easier for the listeners....
--
JeroenK