Since SHOUTcast 2.0 launched we have received tons of feedback both good & bad.
We've received lots of feedback specifically around the new Search, unfortunately not good feedback but we appreciate the candid emails listeners have sent.
We take user feedback very seriously and we are currently working on an update that will adjust the search functionality to preference to station names rather than what's now playing as it does today.
These search improvements will be rolled out within the next few weeks on SHOUTcast.com.
We hope these improvements will make it easier to find the SHOUTcast stations you are looking for.
In the mean time, if you'd like to use the old/classic search experience you can use SHOUTcast within Winamp.
Please click here to download Winamp.
Thank you for using SHOUTcast!
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1. I just discovered ShoutCast a week or two ago. I love AH.FM and Lush on SomaFM a lot. I never listened to radio much, giving my attention to CDs, iTunes, JetAudio, even cassette tapes now and then.
Excellent sound quality, crystal clear, very good usability and audiophilic clarity. Love this ShoutCast so much!
I'm very impressed with your wide range of music and interesting internet radio stations. I'm a techno musician and your shows satisfy me very nicely.
Enjoying my new buddy ShoutCast and twittering links to genre pages and mentioning specific shows as I listen to them.
Much appreciated!
THE STR8 SOUNDS
:^)
Posted at 7:08PM on Aug 2nd 2010 by Steven E. Streight aka Vaspers
2. Blackberry Storm, Flycast 2.0. Let me just say flycast saved me. I've run a shoutcast stream for a few years. Well I'm on verizon, and I wanted to be able to listen to that stream from anywhere, but didn't want the hassle of switching to AT&T and paying for an iphone for one functionality.
http://nitromusclemasssite.com/
Posted at 8:21AM on Sep 13th 2010 by francabeam smith
3. 35000 web radios's
But only 2 of 32 in my country (Belgium).
it(s a pity
Posted at 12:26PM on Sep 24th 2010 by Liebaert
4. As a former Californian I have looked into this and found the only help is after the fact. There are rebates, and tax breaks once you have a system installed and running. If you produce any excess power,
http://renadexsite.com
Posted at 5:33AM on Oct 9th 2010 by hemsleyjasmin