http://www.eopstech.com/eops/pro5.html
Only 3 hours battery life, though!!

You'll need to install RealPlayer, then visit http://www.radiofeeds.co.uk/pda/rp.asp to browse for your BBC station.
There's also a link on there to another site that'll bring you Listen Again shows.

http://www.tuned.mobi/convert.html works on my Pocket PC (WM2003) and on the Palm (Blazer browser).
However, it doesn't seem to work on WM5.0.

Please can you try out the tool and let me know:
a) if it works (i.e. the result doesn't remain at 0)
what version of WM you have.

Thanks in advance!

Try http://www.winmobiletech.com/sekalaiset/realplayer.cab.
Not sure if it works on a Smartphone.

The trick to listen in to RealOne streams is to put your PDA in a DMZ.
This article should explain:
http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php...=344&more=1
As it says, it depends if you're using wi-fi or a GPRS/3G connection.

This article explains how you can install RealOne Player on your WM5.
http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php...er_t&more=1

If you point your Vario's browser towards http://www.radiofeeds.co.uk/pda/wmp.asp , you should be able to listen in to those stations you've mentioned, and many more. When you install the free TCPMP application, you'll also unlock the mp3 streams.

How about setting the stream URL as a favourite in Pocket IE?
TCPMP should launch off that.

No, there's no visualisation with TCPMP, which is a bit of a shame, since there's so much screen being unused.
I don't think it's possible to remove WMP, as it's in your ROM rather than RAM, so even if you try to remove it, it'll come back after a reset. (At least that's what happens on the Pocket PCs)

Hi, Stroochy,

The reason why your Windows Media Player will not play the station is because it's not a true WMA file.
Radio stations have found a trick with the newer versions of WMP on the PC where they can disguise a bog-standard mp3 stream and force it to play via Windows Media Player on the PC.

The problem here is that WMP on your mobile doesn't support mp3 streaming (and neither does WMP on the Mac, but radio stations don't care! ). What I suggest you do is to download an mp3 player such as TCPMP, and from now on, use the Winamp/iTunes (.pls) stream on the station website. You should find that the radio station now plays.

I'm well aware of such tricks-of-the-trade, and have created a website (Radio4PDA) for mobile users to listen to (real) radio stations with little fuss. The URL is in my signature. Although not perfect, I've tried to reduce such numbers of false WMP streams. There are so many still present on there as I can't filter them all out myself, so please feel free to contact me via the website if you encounter any such streams.

It's not OTA DVB - it's coming from DAB-IP and requires a DRM licence to be downloaded first.

http://www.radio4pda.com is free.
Just make sure you have RealPlayer and an mp3 player (such as TCPMP) installed, and off you go!

http://www.radio4pda.com to listen to radio station streams for free.

The RadioFeeds website also suggests that the PDA should be in a DMZ, otherwise the RealOne streams WILL time out.

I'm personally not a fan of Chris Moyles, but http://www.radio4pda.com provides stations from all around the world for your Pocket PC. You could literally wake up to.... an evening show.
Now THAT'S cool!

You'll have to ask your provider to put your device in a DMZ.
Some handy hints: http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php...=3&p=344&more=1