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Mahalo software expert Sean Hewitt offers a tutorial on using SHOUTcast in MediaMonkey.
SHOUTcast
SHOUTcast is a service that hosts a large amount of internet radio stations in multiple genres.
Using SHOUTcast
1. Click NetRadio --> Shoutcast directory.
2. Scroll down through the page. On the left is a list of Radio Genres. Click your genre of choice, for example Rock.
3. You will see a list of stations in that genre, along with the number of listeners for each station, the bitrate and the file type.
Click the play button next to the station title.
4. A browser window will pop up, and the station will begin to play. In this window, you can stop the station from playing and adjust the volume.If you want to use SHOUTcast inside your media player, you'll have to be using Winamp instead of MediaMonkey. Otherwise, it'll come up inside your browser window instead.
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Meet Our Expert
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Sean Hewitt
Meet Sean Hewitt, a Mahalo Software expert. Sean has spent most of his career in computer construction and repair, working intimately with every version of Windows (from 3.1 to Windows 7) in the process. "Coming from a consulting and repair background," says Hewitt, "I can better understand computer issues and education from a user's perspective."
