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 53 Classic Judy Canova Old Time Radio Broadcasts on DVD (over 24 hours 57 minutes running time) $11.99 This unique old time radio DVD collectible features 53 digitized reels of classic Judy Canova radio broadcasts and over 24 hours 57 minutes of total running time on 1 DVD. Take a journey back through radio broadcasting history with this large audio library of OTR memorabilia. The golden age of old time radio has been rescued, digitized, and packaged into a gift set that any classic radio lover can appreciate. The DVD opens and plays in a computer DVD drive and the collector can listen to the audio on a MP3 player, DVD/MP3-compatible car stereo, computer, MP3-compatible DVD player, or just compile favorites onto CD for greater user flexibility.  CC CWF WiFi Internet Radio $214.95 This my second CC WiFi radio - I bought one when it first came out but family plans to get the home WiFi network up fell thru and I re-gifted it to a friend in Indianapolis who uses it to listen to West Coast and European stations. Fast forward a year and I put in NetGear WiFi at home for $65. I bought another CC WiFi radio and after 2 days of fiddling around - I called C Crane and in 2 minutes of phone help - I was listening. I listen maybe 2 hours a day - WBBM, WFMT (which had a weak signal where I live), and WGN in Chicago; a lot out of town stations (in places like Tulsa nad DC - where I used to live); a lot of BBC + CBC music and news sites and some ambiant sound//music sites. I have sleep apnea and have tried the "nature sounds" feeds but there is something about a wolf howling amidst a sea of calming cricket sounds after about a half a hour that just doesn't work! My biggest complaint is the remote - one can't scan my pre-set stations like I can on my shortwave portables. You have 99 user pre-set choices on the remote. On the front of the radio - 3 hot button selectors - for me WBBM, KWGS-FM and WFMT-FM. I often manually set my radio for BBC World Service for their 7am news (our midnight here in Chicago). I signed up for Reciva updates - but haven't built the MY STATIONS feature with it. I have had very few problems with signals dropping unless from an obscure web site. AOL has multiple decent radio genres available - which I enjoy. US TV seems to be sub par this Fall and I find myself reading more and enjoying music and BBC talk radio. This was a good investment. C Crane needs to build a portable version for those who travel a lot and have hotel/motel WiFi access. Before all the car industry collapses - supposedly GM Delco was looking into a WiFi option for car radios - but I guess this option may be kicked back a few years...  Power Record--Schedule Automatic Recordings of Internet Radio--Listen When It's Convenient--Instantly Record All Streaming Audio $49.95 Set Power Record to record automatically at scheduled times, and listen later at your convenience. It frees you from the rigid schedules of broadcasters, like a TiVo¢ī for internet and conventional radio. You can also instantly record radio and all streaming audio easily. - Our unique Song GrabberTM feature records continuously in the background, capturing content back 5 or 10 minutes or longer, so you can decide halfway through a song or program to save the whole thing from the beginning. - Schedule as many events as you want for later recording; choose one-time, daily, weekly, or monthly recording; specify an internet radio station for future recording & Power Record automatically starts it before recording. Drag & drop iTunes stations directly into Power Record. Use the Song Grabber to capture the beginning of a song or speech. Select the exact recording quality and record source. Save as MP3 to conserve memory space. |
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