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StarPlayr, Powered by StreamSmart
Cross Platform Sirius XM Clients

Goodtime, GeeksToolBox and AllOutMacsToday are Members of NiceMac LLC
Together, we are creating Sirius XM Internet Radio Players for
Mac, Windows, iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile and more.
StarPlayr 3.0 for Mac will be released next year.
Current Projects: Windows and iPhone Clients.
Financial News About StarPlayr and Sirius XM:
Sirius XM on the iPhone
Barrons: Here’s An Idea: Stream Sirius Radio On Your iPhone
Will Apple's iPhone Save Sirius XM? No. (AAPL, SIRI)
Sirius (SIRI) Will Save Itself By Streaming Content To Apple (AAPL) iPhones (SIRI, AAPL)
NiceMac LLC does not currently own any Sirius XM Stock.
Proof of concept Leopard 2.1.2 Demo
Download StarPlayr 2.1.2 Mac Demo
Requires Sirius Satellite Radio Subscription
Leopard 10.5.4 or later
Recording has been removed
Demonstrates: playback, lyrics, album art, Amazon.com purchase links
This is a not the final stage for StarPlayr for Mac, but rather it is the beginning. We are writing an new native Cocoa based Objective-C player for that Mac that will be known at StarPlayr 3.0 for Mac. We are posting this version to demonstrate a few of our features that will be available via our StreamSmart server based software. Many more features being planned. New StarPlayr clients will be available later this year.
StarPlayr2:
A New Breed of Sirius Internet Radio Player for your Macintosh
•100% Migration to Sirius' New Channel Line Up.
•Updated Channel Icons with new ghosted blur icons for the presets.
•Fixed Presets not saving for new users. Legacy 2.0 and 1.7.7 users will need to resave their presets.
See NiceMac.com and release notes for more info. Additional documentation to come later this year and the dust settles. In the meantime, NiceMac.com is your friend.
Thank you Tiger users for your patience and those who recently donated to StarPlayr2!
Download 2.1TE Tiger Edition:
http://nicemac.com/starplayr2/StarPlayr2_2.1TE.dmg
Native iPhone Player: An iPhone version of StarPlayr is in the works and it will indeed be called StarPlayr, powered by StreamSmart.
