@phoneboy Oh really? Thank you. Won't work in my car though (unless I do the mobile data thing), which is rare for me.
P.S. Robin Williams telling jokes?… 🙂
@phoneboy Oh really? Thank you. Won't work in my car though (unless I do the mobile data thing), which is rare for me.
P.S. Robin Williams telling jokes?… 🙂
@matigo Not good. A lot of stations here have disappeared or gone digital only or internet only. There just isn’t much left to tune into outside of the BBCtax-funded ones.
@matigo Yeah but I was under the impression that royalties were a few pennies per play.
What do you have to do to get some music on the radio? Was driving around town hopping through the six radio presets and I get
1) Talking, 2) Talking, 3) Awful atonal classical music, 4) Adverts, 5) Talking, 6) Talking
And most of them are supposed to be music stations. Why are music stations full of talking?
The Butlerian Jihad against thinking machines sounds interesting:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dune(franchise)#TheButlerian_Jihad
You can get FM/BT transmitters that broadcast music from a memory card…so that might be slightly better than going through an iPod.
I have a playlist on my computer called 'Driving' but what good is that? I don't currently have a way to get that music into my car. My 2005 vintage car has no aux-in or bluetooth. FM transmitter (from iPod) is the only way I can think of doing it.