anywhere.fm
Today we have another start-up on the operating table in the .fm domain, which speaks of its musical direction.
Anywhere.fm allows you to download music from your computer to remote servers for later listening anywhere. You can create your station in the way of last.fm. Of course, there is a community of listeners where you can listen to other people's playlists.
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The service is completely based on Flash technology, which is now, in the era of AJAX, a huge disadvantage. The interface is borrowed from iTunes, which is popular in geek circles: the same back-pause-forward trio, the same folding lists, etc.
Downloading songs is performed either through the "Web uploader" (click the Upload button, select the folder with the music), or through the iTunes Desktop Uploader (available for Windows and MacOSX). In the future, they promise to support WinAMP and WMP. According to observations, which is not possible to confirm, the downloaded music is compressed to a bitrate of 64 to 96kbit / sek. While the project is in the Beta stage, you can download as much music as you like. Later, and it probably will not be soon, they are going to introduce limited disk space with the possibility of its paid increase.
Conclusion: if you often fly away / leave for broadband abroad, the service will be useful to you. Although it is better to just buy an iPod or many, many, many blanks and record their entire music collection on them.
PS For a tip thanks to gluek .
Anywhere.fm allows you to download music from your computer to remote servers for later listening anywhere. You can create your station in the way of last.fm. Of course, there is a community of listeners where you can listen to other people's playlists.
')
The service is completely based on Flash technology, which is now, in the era of AJAX, a huge disadvantage. The interface is borrowed from iTunes, which is popular in geek circles: the same back-pause-forward trio, the same folding lists, etc.
Downloading songs is performed either through the "Web uploader" (click the Upload button, select the folder with the music), or through the iTunes Desktop Uploader (available for Windows and MacOSX). In the future, they promise to support WinAMP and WMP. According to observations, which is not possible to confirm, the downloaded music is compressed to a bitrate of 64 to 96kbit / sek. While the project is in the Beta stage, you can download as much music as you like. Later, and it probably will not be soon, they are going to introduce limited disk space with the possibility of its paid increase.
Conclusion: if you often fly away / leave for broadband abroad, the service will be useful to you. Although it is better to just buy an iPod or many, many, many blanks and record their entire music collection on them.
PS For a tip thanks to gluek .
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/12845/
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