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[gr8sho92]

If it's important, I can try and run Pandora on my computer.

What I'm stating is around an iPhone app. Besides Pandora, I believe Slacker and Flycast also deliver album art to the display.

Putting aside the fact it's an iPhone, I have to assume that the data stream must contain the album art tag since the format is MP3. In the end it will be up to the player app to be able to interpret the stream and deal with the data accordingly.

[VAXman(Admin)]

Originally Posted by gr8sho92

If it's important, I can try and run Pandora on my computer.

What I'm stating is around an iPhone app. Besides Pandora, I believe Slacker and Flycast also deliver album art to the display.

Putting aside the fact it's an iPhone, I have to assume that the data stream must contain the album art tag since the format is MP3. In the end it will be up to the player app to be able to interpret the stream and deal with the data accordingly.

Flycast has its own listener app. If you can make it work with just iTunes, let me know and I'll take a looksee. Slacker is pure web based.

[gr8sho92]

Originally Posted by VAXman

Flycast has its own listener app. If you can make it work with just iTunes, let me know and I'll take a looksee. Slacker is pure web based.

From Pandora's help page...

Q: Can I listen to Pandora on any third-party software, such as iTunes or Windows Media Player?

Currently, no. Pandora requires two-way communication for such essential features as skipping songs, giving "Thumbs" feedback, and so on. At this time, such support is not available in third-party software.

[VAXman(Admin)]

Originally Posted by gr8sho92

From Pandora's help page...

Q: Can I listen to Pandora on any third-party software, such as iTunes or Windows Media Player?

Currently, no. Pandora requires two-way communication for such essential features as skipping songs, giving "Thumbs" feedback, and so on. At this time, such support is not available in third-party software.

OK. I didn't spend a great deal of time on any of the sites you mentioned looking for a URL which I could open in iTunes. I did find that they were more "Flash" than a I care for.