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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / UK Group / March 2008Internet radio with 3 payg + £5 internet deal ?
So can I listen to say LBC 97.3 via 3 payg using the £5 unlimited deal ? Has anyone tried this ? So can I listen to say LBC 97.3 via 3 payg using the £5 unlimited deal ? Has anyone tried this ? I use Screamer Radio to listen to various radio stations, so I don't see why not. >So can I listen to say LBC 97.3 via 3 payg using the £5 unlimited >deal ? Has anyone tried this ? > >I use Screamer Radio to listen to various radio stations, so I don't see why >not. Thanks for that info.Just tried Screamer radio. Just what I've been looking for, though I'd like to get it working with Linux. Have tried 'StationRipper' before. Listening right now to 'Clubbers Radio' from Australia - fab! :-) --- Remove 'no_spam_' from email address. --- >So can I listen to say LBC 97.3 via 3 payg using the £5 unlimited >deal ? Has anyone tried this ? Often, and it's almost fast enough for BBCi TV player last night I was listening to Kenny Everett electric radio show on BBC7 catch up, from Sundays playing using Realplayer. Set up here, Fujitsu Siemens laptop, Win XP. Nokia 6630 on DKU2 USB lead, Latest Nokia Data Suite with one button dial up, 3 PAYG sim with £5 pm internet. I get around 380kb/s d/l and 75kb/s u/l Steve Terry > >deal ? Has anyone tried this ? > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Steve Terry Err hmm you not saying you are also browsing via the your phones net connection on the laptop ?! > > "amstereofan" <amstereo...@gmail.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Yes ? This could be very useful if I can do this On 5 Mar, 01:12, "Steve Terry" <gFOUR...@tesco.net> wrote: > "amstereofan" <amstereo...@gmail.com> wrote in message > news:82b2c23d-203d-49a4-a573-af62192af0cf@q33g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...>So [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >Err hmm you not saying you are also browsing via the your phones net >connection on the laptop ?! Of course, I'm sending this using at the moment news.motzerella.org free news server for Usenet. Web browsing, pop3/smtp email (using googlemail), internet radio (e.g. BBC7 using realplayer), BBCi TV (with brake up connection not fast enough) etc, etc. If I was bothered with video steaming like BBCi TV, I'd go for the 10quid deal (or actually the 15quid 3GB d/l deal, as 1GB of d/l for video streaming would soon go) Steve Terry > On 5 Mar, 01:12, "Steve Terry" <gFOUR...@tesco.net> wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Ok right only on the phones wi-fi connection via my network, trying to get LBC but it does'nt work - what do I do ? Also I want 2GB Sydney can you get this ? > Set up here, Fujitsu Siemens laptop, Win XP. > Nokia 6630 on DKU2 USB lead, Latest Nokia Data Suite > with one button dial up, 3 PAYG sim with > £5 pm internet. Doesn't that violate the rules? > I get around 380kb/s d/l and 75kb/s u/l That's impressive; vanilla UMTS upstream is only 64k/sec. 3 also limit HSDPA upstream to 64k/sec. >> I get around 380kb/s d/l and 75kb/s u/l > > That's impressive; vanilla UMTS upstream is only 64k/sec. > > 3 also limit HSDPA upstream to 64k/sec. No they don't. I'm sitting beside my laptop here with a 3 usb modem showing 1118kbps d/l and 384kbps u/l as measured on bbmax speedtest! >>> I get around 380kb/s d/l and 75kb/s u/l >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > No they don't. I'm sitting beside my laptop here with a 3 usb modem > showing 1118kbps d/l and 384kbps u/l as measured on bbmax speedtest! The people I know with them seem, for some reason, to be restricted to 64k/sec upstream. The l.e.d. on the hardware indicates h.s.d.p.a.. I wonder why this is. |
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