XM on 5600?

[Guest SARK9]

Has anyone been able to open a browser to listen to your XM via the internet on your cell? The links that work on my computer do not on my cell. I know they are talking of integrating into cell phones in the future, but anyone know of a link so smartphone users (with current XM contract) can do it today? It does crash AOL pretty easily, but maybe a way to load and listen on the smartphone?

[Guest Snatch]

Try this: http://www.xstreamxm.com/mobile

I haven't tried it through GPRS yet, but it works tunneling through active sync.

I've tried with MediaPlayer 9 & 10.

Good luck!

[Guest SARK9]

THANK YOU! It works great through GPRS, starts itself on WMP10 on the 5600, very clear and live. Just access it with your email, password and you do need to know the channel number that you desire. THANK YOU for the link! And I trot off happily into the sunset to play with my new phone and its features...:)

Edited July 3, 2005 by SARK9

[Guest Rex Orbis2]

Did you have to download anything in particular to work? I get an error everytime it starts up in MP10.

[Guest SARK9]

No I didn't, I went to the site, had to enter in my username, password and what channel I wanted to listen to and then after a few moments loaded onto WMP10. Do you get the password page or does it try to go directly to WMP10?

[Guest wazmo]

No I didn't, I went to the site, had to enter in my username, password and what channel I wanted to listen to and then after a few moments loaded onto WMP10. Do you get the password page or does it try to go directly to WMP10?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Not all channels are available via that gateway. I noticed that the high-speed cut out quite a bit while I was using a raming partner of my carrier-haven't tried it back in my home market to know if that's an abberation.

[Guest SARK9]

The main channels work, like 22mix, etc., the same ones that work online (but doesn't do CNN, those type channels). I tried low power and aside from a slight glitch about every 4 minutes mine worked well. I have not tried it on high yet.

[Guest Kalun47]

It doesn't seem to work using the $4.99 t-zones service. it works great using the Actisync passs-through. Thanks for the site.

-Kevin

EDIT: if anyone can find a way for it to work with the $4.99 t-zones?

Edited July 7, 2005 by Kalun47

[Guest wazmo]

The main channels work, like 22mix, etc., the same ones that work online (but doesn't do CNN, those type channels). I tried low power and aside from a slight glitch about every 4 minutes mine worked well. I have not tried it on high yet.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Don't bother trying high unless you're on 3G or a CDMA network-GPRS doesn't have the bandwith to handle a XM High (64k) stream.