Tv/radio Usb Stick

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  gomezz Posts: 44,625

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  18/03/13 - 16:31 #2

  Not giving us a lot to go on? Can you find a link?

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  mac2708 Posts: 3,349

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  18/03/13 - 18:29 #3

  Sounds like it's a USB flash drive with a media player (or players) and links to sites like this
  http://www.worldtvpc.com/
  Whatever it is what you'll hear/see is streamed audio/video which is easily achievable without spending a penny - never mind £19.99

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  Lumstorm Posts: 447

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  18/03/13 - 20:07 #4

  Sounds like this device http://store.bid.tv/bidtv/Ocean-USB-Internet-Radio-and-Video-Streaming-Dongle/DV133158/ProductDetail.raction I would say its a con as all their selling are links to free streaming services which you could find yourself some of which may not even be legal. and a lot of the links might even be dead.

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  zwixxx Posts: 10,295

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  18/03/13 - 21:53 #5

  If you're after access to internet radio then have you thought of going the wifi portable pocket radio route ?
  
  http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sansui-WTR-100-Portable-WiFi-Radio-AM-FM-Rechargeable-Battery-Internet-Radio-/170994818303?pt=UK_AudioVisualElectronics_PortableAudio_Radios&hash=item27d015dcff
  
  ^the above links to one example of the radio I have, and when I say one-example I mean there are many companies selling identical radios, with just their own companies name on the side being the difference.
  
  You'll find a few on eBay and Amazon, all at varying prices. I'm on my 2nd after discovering the 1st doesn't like falling into the bath. If you see one for ~£40-£50 then it might just be worth a plunge. If they're all in the high £80s then wait a short mo and cheaper ones will turn up
  
  I use mine for LBC (live in Leciester, so ain't covered by their London based anteni).

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