Q. So I have an account for this radio streaming service called Rdio and I was able to find some pretty cool music but I don't know how I can get that music to play offline. As far as I know, you can stream it on your computer or mobile phone but that requires an internet connection. And I read somewhere on their website that you can play that music offline? I just can't figure out how to do that. Anyone have a clue?
A. Rdio is pretty neat, I also managed to find some cool music there. I really like their service. Concerning your question, I am not sure how you can get Rdio music to play offline. I think they have this app for mobile phones which lets you listen to music for about 10 dollars a month but I am not sure how exactly it works. I think that maybe you can stream online Radio music and the app remembers what you are playing. Then again, it might not be so, just a thought.
But anyway, if you are looking to save some online Rdio streaming music for offline playing I can recommend you this Audials soft that I've been using for some time. You can listen to some online streaming music on Rdio for example and the soft will record whatever Rdio streaming music you are playing in your browser, name the files and save them on your computer. You can convert the files afterwards or even during the recording process (all important formats are supported: avi, mp3, wma, wmv, ogg, 3gp, mp4, flac, mpeg4 etc.) and transfer them to your playback device (iPhone, iPad, iPod, Android Phone, Xbox, PS3 etc.). And it works with other internet radios and music streaming services similar to Rdio as well.
Anyway, you can have a look at this step by step tutorial on how to record save Rdio online streaming music, if you are interested (for me, at least, it makes things a lot simpler):
http://audials.com/en/how_to_rip_record_internet_radios/rdio.html
Anyway, hope this helps!
But anyway, if you are looking to save some online Rdio streaming music for offline playing I can recommend you this Audials soft that I've been using for some time. You can listen to some online streaming music on Rdio for example and the soft will record whatever Rdio streaming music you are playing in your browser, name the files and save them on your computer. You can convert the files afterwards or even during the recording process (all important formats are supported: avi, mp3, wma, wmv, ogg, 3gp, mp4, flac, mpeg4 etc.) and transfer them to your playback device (iPhone, iPad, iPod, Android Phone, Xbox, PS3 etc.). And it works with other internet radios and music streaming services similar to Rdio as well.
Anyway, you can have a look at this step by step tutorial on how to record save Rdio online streaming music, if you are interested (for me, at least, it makes things a lot simpler):
http://audials.com/en/how_to_rip_record_internet_radios/rdio.html
Anyway, hope this helps!
Does the archos 5 internet tablet support full adobe flash?
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A. No, flash support is very limited. Youtube works, hulu does not. Some other video sites work if you can get an android app for them. Most podcast like sites work. Streaming mp4,avi,xvid,divx,wmv works as well. Posting from my archos 5 it now, hope this helps.
The best mpg player app for an android phone?
Q. I have a LG optimus-s.
so far it only plays mp4, wmv.
so far it only plays mp4, wmv.
A. Mobile QQ player is one of the best video player application running on Android smartphones that supports all the popular formats of videos on the market, including RMVB, AVI, FLV, MP4, 3GP, MKV, MOV and etc.
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A. Yes.
There is one built into the default media player.
There is one built into the default media player.
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