Sirius XM Streamer
It’s pretty easy to get hooked on Sirius Satellite Radio. After using it in my car, I just had to have in at home and office.
You can catch the Sirius radio stream one of two ways – either via satellite or the internet.
If you choose to use the satellite stream then you will need a Sirius compatible listening device and an outside antennae.
If you choose the internet, you can use the Sirius web site, an internet radio, or – thanks to Steven Kean – you can use free software that he created.
I tried using the web site to listen via the internet, but I found it was slow, unable to save my password, and I hate having to decode captcha every time I want to listen to music. Plus I cannot save my favorite stations and I had to have my browser open to use it. Therefore I turned to a stand-alone software solution.
I could not find what I wanted until Ira Wilsker who frequents PC Talk Online as I do, suggested I try Sirius XM Streamer.
I did and it works great. I am blogging this because Sirius XM Streamer was hard to find and I’d like to maximize its exposure.
If you do use it, i suggest you click the donate button on Steven Kean’s website and drop him a few bucks. It’s very nice software and well worth it.
