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If you already use it, be sure to choose Check For Update from the Pulsar menu. Pulsar was already the best way to listen to satellite radio on your Mac. And you can now access your favorites from the handy mini-player. But the redesign also provides a simple way to reorganize your favorite channels, using drag & drop. There’s a classy new look, thanks to our designer Christa. Some channels announce the DJ breaks as songs, but Pulsar can usually avoid scrobbling them.Įven though Pulsar is mostly about listening, we wanted to make sure that you get a great experience when you’re interacting with it. Pulsar can also share your listening information by posting to your free Last.fm account (they call this “scrobbling”). You’ll be able to see what’s playing, no matter what application you’re using.
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First, if you’ve installed the Growl add-on (a free download from ), Pulsar can briefly display a window like the one to the right each time a new track comes on.
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A full 3 hour buffer takes up only about a gigabyte of space, and quitting Pulsar frees up the space.īack to song titles: we now provide two great ways to use them. This data isn’t always perfectly in sync with song changes, but coupled with the jump arrows (← & →), the commands are quite useful.įor those interested in the technical aspects of pause, we’re buffering to disk. But we also hold on to the last 3 hours, so you can go forward, and skip 10 seconds, a minute, or even to the next song.įor the Next/Previous Song commands, we rely on metadata from the server to tell us when songs start. Or if you got interrupted and couldn’t pause, just go back and catch what you missed. Later, you can pick up listening without losing a beat.
Most notably, you can pause the live stream. With Pulsar 2, we’re moving past anything you can do with web access. Pulsar has always been a far more convenient way to access those hundreds of channels. Using Safari to visit the XM or SIRIUS web sites is awkward, and times out after a certain period of listening. If you’re not familiar with it, Pulsar lets you listen to satellite radio (XM or SIRIUS) on your Mac. With today’s release, I’m pleased to be able to share what I’ve been up to.
My first project here was to create Pulsar 2. Hi, I’m David Dunham, Rogue Amoeba’s newest developer. Posted By David Dunham on June 28th, 2010
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