iTunes

[Sailor Chibi Otaku]

I think this is the right place for it..

Anyone have iTunes Radio? I listen to it DAILY.

I listen to BrainGell, Japanaradio and one of the classical stations everyday. Right now, I'm listening to X-Japan's "Forever Love".

[Metroid_spy]

iTunes Radio? Never really heard of it. Is it in iTunes itself? Or do you have to download it.

[Sailor Chibi Otaku]

I have no clue. It came with the computer.

I think this is the web site to get it: http://www.apple.com/itunes/

[Fresh V]

I have no clue. It came with the computer.

I think this is the web site to get it: http://www.apple.com/itunes/ I got iTunes quite a while ago, since the website forces you to download it along with this other download (I forgot which one). It's pretty good. I'm acually glad they forced me to get it.

I don't know what your talking about with iTunes Radio, but I do listen to Japan-A-Radio right sometimes. Hey, thanks for reminding me about it. I feel like listening to it right now myself.

*turnes on iTunes*

Looks like their playing a weird PuffyAmiYumi song....

*turns off iTunes*

I'll turn it on later and see if there's anything good after this.

[Sailor Chibi Otaku]

Again?? Oh WOW!! I don't get the anime but from the songs I've heard, I LOVE 'em!! :anime:

I am so in love with X-Japan's "Forever Love".

What I love about that station is that they do play J-rock and the J-pop (to me, anyway) isn't your standard North American kind.

The anime rocks on there. :D I dunno how I got it but I have iTunes Radio.

Oh wait. I put in a Godsmack CD and it asked me if I wanted to save the songs on my play list so I did. I looked to the left and saw "radio". There ya go. :)

[Matt Hazuda]

Japan-A-Radio isn't iTunes radio. You're just using iTunes to stream their broadcast located at http://www.japanaradio.com/.

I'm guessing anything else you mentioned is the same thing.

You can use any MP3 player to listen to the stream, not just the overly bloated iTunes software.

And CoolSSJEnergy, Quicktime does include a force install of iTunes, but you can get around it by using the link to the standalone version located at http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/standalone/

Better yet, if you have a PC with a fresh OS install, use Quicktime Alternative (http://home.hccnet.nl/h.edskes/finalbuilds.htm#quicktimealt). Quicktime doesn't really ever leave your PC even if you install it IIRC and has become much too bloated over the years. This slim package does all the work with less than half the required space of the real thing and no nag screens to buy Quicktime Pro whenever you open the player.

[Sailor Chibi Otaku]

Ummm.. *clicks on iTunes and then clicks on radio*

Sounds like iTunes radio to me.

See? (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v212/carlosoliveira/Misc/itunesradio.jpg)