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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
I bought this recently & despite there being a lot of preset stations, I only found 2 that I could actually tune into. One of these was a Russian talk station, the other a traditional Irish music station. To say I am not impressed is an understatement.
I did look for an update but there wasn't one. Also, the people at Magix didn't answer my email enquiry, I just got a standard reply which was no help at all.
I did look for an update but there wasn't one. Also, the people at Magix didn't answer my email enquiry, I just got a standard reply which was no help at all.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
What's the point in having '...over 2000 stations' when perhaps only 3 work right out of the box!? The interface is very, very slow and clunky, even on a P4/3.5ghz/512mb - as with most of the 'Magix' software available. Good job it only cost me a tenner. eBay here I come! This thing was published in 2005 according to the DVD case and there are no online updates available as of April 2007...
Try AudioStreamer instead - it's a lot faster for one thing, and secondly, it works...
Try AudioStreamer instead - it's a lot faster for one thing, and secondly, it works...
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By midger
A truly terrible piece of software.
The website says it is Vista ready, no it is not. It runs, just, has to have all radio stations updated each time it is run as it refuses to save any settings (not even the registration). It also says the internet connection is not configured... the only piece of software on the machine to do this.
The software front end is overly complex for the casual user.
The search function returns 'no stations' on every query I have entered.
The software does not come with all the required codecs to listen to Internet radio.
Save your money and use Windows Media or something free instead.
The website says it is Vista ready, no it is not. It runs, just, has to have all radio stations updated each time it is run as it refuses to save any settings (not even the registration). It also says the internet connection is not configured... the only piece of software on the machine to do this.
The software front end is overly complex for the casual user.
The search function returns 'no stations' on every query I have entered.
The software does not come with all the required codecs to listen to Internet radio.
Save your money and use Windows Media or something free instead.
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