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  1. 12-30-2006 01:54 PM #1
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    Internet radio not possible?

    Is it not possible to listen to internet radio on the wii? Now im using my pc but can only use it up stairs. Now i have the Wii with a browser i thought it would work downstairs but either i did something wrong or its not supported.

    Is there no other way to listen to internet radio?
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  3. 12-30-2006 06:34 PM #2
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    It's possible. I was doing it last night using winamp remote.
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    The problem you may be facing is that the Wii hasn't got a version of...well any media player at all (bar an outdated flash player) and so the internet radio stations have nothing to play through.
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    Ah i see... Think i'll look into the winamp remote thing that csiguy4u is mentioning. Do u have a link for me? And is it riskfree if i use it?
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    last nite i tried the nintendo wii site and i tried a movie of the ppl playing a wii and i got the sound but no picture...dunno how...
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  8. 12-31-2006 11:54 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nash
    Ah i see... Think i'll look into the winamp remote thing that csiguy4u is mentioning. Do u have a link for me? And is it riskfree if i use it?
    www.winamp.com
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    Quote Originally Posted by csiguy4u
    It's possible. I was doing it last night using winamp remote.

    How do you do that without having Winamp on the Wii?
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    Have you tried finetune????? It has a radio function, although i personally have not tried it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tacos
    How do you do that without having Winamp on the Wii?
    It's winamp remote, not standard winamp. Winamp remote is a service that runs on your PC and allows you to listen to your music on the winamp remote website as long as your PC is on at home.
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