Airfoil for Windows
Rogue Amoeba, a leading indie Mac developer, has decided to enter the fast paced world of building Windows applications. Yes, folks, you read that correctly. Rogue Amoeba has ported Airfoil, a neat little application that allows you to stream audio other than iTunes to an Airport Express, to Windows.I have no idea how many Windows users have Airport Expresses, but more power to Rogue Amoeba. At the moment the Windows app is in a public beta, but before long it'll cost ya $25.
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Rogue Amoeba, a leading indie Mac developer, has decided to enter the fast paced world of building Windows applications. Yes, folks, you...
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MusicMatch (now part of Yahoo Music) has a great yearly subscription (individual artists and songs on demand) that I love.
It's windows only. Running Parallels, MusicMatch, and Airfoil, I can stream quality sound right into my home stereo while working in OS X. A bit complex, but it works without a hitch.
Darn - I got an airport express in December and I was hoping this wouldn't be released! Now I have one less reason to get rid of my PC...
May 13 2006 at 9:16 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI bought this software for the mac a few months ago. It is really worth the money. I use it with my radio widget and with VLC. It works a treat. It's mean of Apple to not allow other software to work on the Airport Express.
May 13 2006 at 10:31 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyIn the Airport Forum on Apple Discussions there were quite a few Windows users looking for a Windows version of Airfoil.
They will be happy now.
Thank you. Good for my "other" computer.
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