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Can the 3G network connection be used with mplayer to play internet radio streams? I may need to replace my WiFi kindle and if this works I would consider an upgrade to the 3G instead of getting another WiFi unit. If you have a 3G unit with mplayer installed and are willing to test this I can provide a copy of the modified control.sh and mplayer.ini that I use to accomplish this.
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http://provisioning.streamtheworld.c.../WABCAMAAC.pls This returns a playlist file of URIs to be used for the streaming audio. A sample of these would be: [playlist] File1=http://6703.live.streamtheworld.com:80/WABCAMAAC_SC File2=http://6703.live.streamtheworld.com:3690/WABCAMAAC_SC File3=http://6703.live.streamtheworld.com:443/WABCAMAAC_SC File4=http://5283.live.streamtheworld.com:80/WABCAMAAC_SC File5=http://5283.live.streamtheworld.com:3690/WABCAMAAC_SC File6=http://5283.live.streamtheworld.com:443/WABCAMAAC_SC ... So whatever stream is to be played is an http URI and in this case is a relatively low bandwidth audio stream. Dave |
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assuming you are listening a 64 kbps stream, it makes a total of 28.125 mb per hour. I've read amazon pays about £0.20 to vodafone in England, as i am living in europe too i assume prices would be about the same which makes £5.625 or about $8.71. I guess it is a bit high price amazon is willing to pay for long term. Especially if you plan to listen about 2-3 hours everyday.
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It would be interesting to tabulate some statistics for web browser usage to see how it would compare to this. The last time I did so was to make use of Google maps to search out a route that I had expected to be clear which I found not as well marked as I expected on the highway. Of course I did this in a WiFi hotspot, but I imagine the map images being downloaded for displayed must have accounted for several MB in that 5-10 minute session. Dave |
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I was actually reading the TOS for Kindle 3 and it specifies that 3G must only be used for the Kindle Store, if you want to use the browser, it must be with a Wi-Fi connection. Sounds logic. I check my mail and Twitter once in a while, though. And every book I've ever "purchased" in Amazon was a freebie.
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