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PandoraJam 1.4 build 292
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PandoraJam enables you to enjoy the popular Pandora.com radio service on your Mac desktop. Easily stream music wirelessly, record audio for playback on iPods, and submit tracks to Last.fm and Twitter. Desktop integration via Growl notifications, instant messenger updates and keyboard shortcuts. Support for Apple Remote. PandoraJam (Free demo, $15) is for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, and is a Universal Binary for both Intel and PowerPC Macs. Wireless streaming requires an Airport Express.
Features of PandoraJam:
- Stream music wirelessly to a sound system (requires Airport Express)
- Record music for iPod and iPhone
- Tag recordings with album artwork
- Submit songs to Last.fm (known as Audioscrobbling)
- Native, Cocoa application.
- Growl notifications
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Instant Messaging status updates (Adium, iChat, Skype)
- Twitter support
System Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger
- Universal Binary
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